Sentence examples for tricky and easy from inspiring English sources
Similarly, authentication is tricky and easy to get wrong, so use something like Devise, which comes with built-in hooks to Facebook and Twitter login.
Stéphane Sessègnon, whose tricky footwork and easy dribbling style would make him a genuine force if only he were more consistent, was a source of creative menace and his dash down the left three minutes before the interval created Saido Berahino's equaliser.
But a lot of Moore's teasing comes off as tricky and too easy, or as motivated by a paranoia so engulfing that it has blocked out normal skepticism — his own and (if he has his way) ours, too.
But temporary merchandising is tricky, and while it easy to predict that demand for Halloween costumes and candy will be up in October (surprise, surprise), it is harder to gauge interest in other types of products.
Tumbling is very tricky and not exactly easy to learn, especially for beginners.
Some of the steps are tricky and it is easier to find a technique that works for you if you do it four or more times in a row.
"Every now and then, the nation debates an issue that is so complicated and tricky it defies easy answers," says pollster Davis Logsdon.
It's highly recommended that you get lessons from an experienced glass etcher before using the sandblasting method; it can be tricky and it can also be easy to break the glass.
When verification is cheap, secure and easy, maintaining invisibility will be trickier.
After the pommel horse, which was tricky, it got easier and easier from there.
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