Sentence examples for tricky basis from inspiring English sources

Getting your consent -- in writing or responding with a keystroke -- is their job, and it cannot be on the tricky basis of "unless you say no, we'll go ahead" -- what's called opt out.

He is the author of the memoir "The Tricky Part," the basis of his 2004 Obie-winning play of the same title, which described his relationship with the counselor at a church camp who seduced him when he was 12.

Batman attempts to stop him, reasoning: "If our national leaders were elected on the basis of tricky slogans, brass bands and pretty girls, our country would be in a terrible mess, wouldn't it?" Hmmmm.

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.

However, specifications of the window supports of non-NURBS basis functions remain a tricky issue.

It's tricky to write off surgery on the basis of that".

Ms. Weltman said the basis of inherited items is trickier.

Trying to discern an animal's thought processes on the basis of its behaviour is notoriously tricky and subjective at the best of times.

The staff in the group are skilled at protecting the other children and supporting Emily, but she explodes on a regular basis and managing her is very tricky, like walking on eggshells.

Generalizing on the basis of these five states is tricky for many reasons, not least because two are in the East and Berlin is a unique political microcosm.

Putting together sufficient evidence to amount to a "case to answer" on the basis of publicly available material will often be tricky.