Sentence examples for this tricky question from inspiring English sources

"O.K.," I said, "but then why don't Russians use ice in their water?" And on the shoals of this tricky question, our conversation stalled.

The Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN), which oversees the internet's address system, will have to answer this tricky question: the company wants to register internet addresses ending in.amazon, but several countries in South America, including Brazil and Peru, object.

Money expert Jean Chatzky weighed in on this tricky question when she joined me on Mondays With Marlo.

This trickier question sounds much more like the one that Rolf was asked, and you must be very careful with your response.

During this phase, one faces the tricky question of how many personas to create and how to prioritize them.

There is also the tricky question of class.

For politicians, the tricky question is who to let in.

Then there is the tricky question of money.

Once you have picked your mix, there is the tricky question of ice.

What that is, is the tricky question, because we don't want bystanders to get hurt.

He faces the tricky question of what to do about his bonus.