Sentence examples for tricky and difficult from inspiring English sources

Revolutions sometimes can be tricky, and difficult.

It was just being very tricky and difficult".

But this is a very tricky and difficult terrain to tread, even with the best intentions.

Dr. Pogge acknowledged that measuring ecological benefit requires "very tricky and difficult decisions," and "there will always be critics," he said.

I think the key is that the contract is unsafe and unfair, the government are being very tricky and difficult to negotiate with.

"And I really don't have anything more to say than that because there are really tricky and difficult questions of what the status of these prisoners is".

Nowadays there is only one species of Epacris in general cultivation here in the UK; they are considered tricky, tender and difficult to germinate.

Rose certainly seemed loose and confident navigating his way around the tricky wind and difficult pins Saturday, when the lowest rounds of the day came from Luke Donald and Sergio García, each with a 67.

They are incredibly highly skilled at getting somewhere fast and flying helicopters in tricky areas and difficult conditions.

At 6,996 yards, Merion, which last staged a US Open in 1981, was feared to be too short by modern standards, but a combination of tight fairways, thick rough, tricky greens and difficult pin placements have kept low-scoring at bay. "I think Merion is holding its own, for sure," said Donald, who is among those aiming to be the first English winner since Tony Jacklin in 1970.

The inside of a full airplane is a tricky and often difficult to navigate mini-society, and I don't envy the job some flight attendants have to perform.