"This is a generational change, and to try to evaluate success over one finite amount of time when you have that much change, I think, is tricky," Ms. Reller said, sitting in a conference room on Microsoft's verdant campus in Redmond, Wash.
I think the tricky thing is that the gatekeepers the people who decide what is green-lit and what's not, and how to promote it and all that they decide not to investigate any other aspect of the black audience, and they really stopped promoting and supporting work that's out of the Tyler Perry box.
I think the tricky thing is that the gatekeepers – the people who decide what is green-lit and what's not, and how to promote it and all that – they decide not to investigate any other aspect of the black audience, and they really stopped promoting and supporting work that's out of the Tyler Perry box.
The question of democracy is a tricky one, in fact I think the trickiest one that I deal with in the book.
The problem is larger, I think, and trickier, and located earlier in the formation of a woman's ambitions.
Co-operation between the Israeli army and Palestinian security forces loyal to Mr Abbas and his Palestinian Authority (PA) may, they think, become trickier.
Not as proud as Sir Michael Stoute could be of Papal Bull, or, indeed, the Duke's connections, even though Peslier did not demur when asked whether he thought the tricky Papal Bull was 'a monkey'.
We asked them what we thought were tricky questions about fishing, fish and knots.
Now they just get to shrug and say "It's tricky, isn't it?" "Vote for me, I think it's tricky too!" They won't step up and lead.
That's when I think it gets tricky.
"People don't think about how tricky it can be," says Foden-Ellis, a former paratrooper.
