Sentence examples for time tricky from inspiring English sources

It is thus particularly interesting, but at the same time tricky, to draw a parallel between the functional meaning of gene regulation in roots and what we observed for the first time in the fruit transcriptome of mycorrhizal tomato plants.

New York Times Details of the US's at times tricky relationship with Yemen's president, Ali Abdullah Saleh, a key anti-terrorism ally.

Under suitable assumptions and some time-tricky and technical treatments of the above three terms, we get the limit formula (1.11).

At times frustrating, at times downright tricky and fiddly.

Getting to appointments on time is tricky.

Tracking opinions on immigration policy over time is tricky because each pollster asks different questions with different options, making for apples-to-oranges comparisons.

However, long scanning time and tricky conditions such as very short distance between the detector and the object were the obstacles for the practical imaging applications.

I'm one of the biggest Prince fans of all time, and Tricky's Maxinquaye is one of my favorite albums of all time.

Again, time is tricky with me -- my memory is like Swiss cheese now -- but I'd say in the last year, I have seen an increase in people saying.

Anway, stamping out pornography in these wired times is tricky: foreign Internet servers now have Polish-language sites.

However, an exact comparison of development times is tricky.