Sentence examples for tricky active from inspiring English sources

The first step in orchestrating the city must be to listen – a deceptively tricky, active thing, not to be confused with passive hearing.

The first is a little tricky, as "active participation" is not defined.

This can sometimes be tricky on an active clock because the seconds are ever changing.

Doing a standard course on a part-time basis can be tricky for service personnel on active duty, explains flight sergeant Chris MacKay, who worked with Anglia Ruskin to get the first 21 RAF medics enrolled.

Capsaicin, the active ingredient in hot chiles, is a tricky match with wine.

It is tricky to do this without changing the molecular structure of the active material, says Dr Fink.

It has several issues on the downside: it's laggy, tricky to learn, crashes too often and is hardly expanding its active users at all.

It is a tricky decision to make, as Turkey is located in one of the most active earthquake regions in the world, and more than 90 percent of its territory is prone to earthquakes.

It's constantly active, as participants work their way through the installation, which is "Tricky," she notes, "because it's creating a three-part harmony that always works no matter where it's triggered.

But any active involvement of troops in economic rebuilding is unlikely, and that creates a tricky balance.

Another tricky wrinkle: the former Saints linebacker Scott Fujita, who is now with the Cleveland Browns and is active in union matters, has become enmeshed in the scandal.