Sentence examples for tricky component from inspiring English sources

Growing crops is not the only tricky component to winter markets.

Narrative is a tricky component of investing; plausibility simply does not need to be the same as truth, and what makes for a good explanation doesn't necessarily equal reality or, as bubble companies discovered, it does not equal it indefinitely.

Another key and tricky component we discussed was media ethics and how it can be applied to reporting on, and uncovering, corruption.

THE ALLIANCE -- Still, in this operation, the Americans are forced to build alliances with tricky components.

It is Tesco's non-vintage South African White (14 points, £2.84), which has the requisite level of fruit, pear and citrus, to go with such spicy food (lemon grass and coriander are delicious but tricky components).

The trickiest component of gay-male culture is the role of women in its midst.

Not only because the design itself is tricky (some components have two or three separate functions, making it hard to not break function A when you want to modify function B) but also because LiIon-batteries have the nasty habit of going 'boom' when you mis-treat them.

But some of these funds have recently bought significant stakes in U.S. banks, which could make financing a deal with an Iranian component trickier.

However, the arm was tricky to build, components were expensive and there were too many variables in the environment for things to go wrong with the robot's operations.

Ergun Olgen, the chief negotiator for the Turkish-Cypriot president, Dervis Eroglu, calls federations extremely tricky, especially when the components are unbalanced (Greek-Cypriots make up some 80% of the population).

Moving around in tiny locations can be tricky as the many components of the crew must work on top of one another.