Sentence examples for trickier matter from inspiring English sources

Well, that's a trickier matter altogether.

The identity of the sailor has been a trickier matter.

Colors are a trickier matter, especially for households with multiple children.

But lending to other people's governments has always been a trickier matter.

But a new breed of products is tackling the trickier matter of preventing identity theft.

But establishing the rule of law is a far trickier matter than simply disarming the young toughs of the slums.

Yet in many ways it suits America to have a fellow permanent member of the UN Security Council talking tough in the region.On the Washington leg of his trip, Mr Hollande and Mr Obama have trickier matters to discuss, notably French concerns over the protection of private data and the tax status of big American firms such as Google.

Every school day begins with songs in the suburban Lagos elementary school classroom of Eniola Akinosho, who leads her tentative-sounding pupils through a collection of happy jingles to build their confidence before moving on to trickier matters like spelling and grammar.

Another tricky matter has been America.

But accommodating religious rules is a tricky matter.

"But freedom," Mr. Lushin said, "is a very tricky matter".