Sentence examples for tricky affairs from inspiring English sources

Reunions can be tricky affairs.

Rock 'n' roll road movies are notoriously tricky affairs.

All-star games are tricky affairs, showcasing individual skills and, ideally, fostering good, injury-free competition at midseason.

Lobbying, if no longer a capital offence, is still a tricky affair for the many foreign companies trying to make their way in China.

Before a New Jersey-born son of a Scottish farmer named John Landis Mason patented his jar in 1858, home-food preservation was a tricky affair.

James Stewart Polshek, the architect who provided a master plan for the project, said that intervening in an old building to find space for new systems is a complex and tricky affair.

Star De Mohaison is the name but the rain has dampened my enthusiasm a little, so, in a very tricky affair, I'm going to split stakes and back an outsider too in Tot O'Whiskey.

However, riding Brand Tiger will be a tricky affair.