Sentence examples for tricky content from inspiring English sources

Last we checked in July, Amazon's library only offered around 18,000 streaming titles due to its various tricky content deals with the major studios.

When Anheuser-Busch, a big drinks company, approached British operators about placing mobile-TV advertising, says Ms de Lussanet, it was passed back and forth between their technical and marketing departments.Assuming the technology and the business models can be sorted out, there is still the tricky matter of content.

(Though, to be clear, according to Apple, the app in question was tricky and added content to the app after Apple approved it. But it was just more topless girls, and so the main point remains the same).

Google sells targeted ads by scanning users' email, a process that gets tricky if the contents remain encrypted.

Reviews from sites like Tripadvisor or Yelp, conversely, can be influenced by a host of external factors.To be successful in the future, guidebooks will need to manage the tricky balance between the content they provide for nothing online and the material they supply in book form, while making both separately profitable.

Getting the right mix between community and content is tricky.

"I think it's definitely a tricky thing for digital content filmmakers when they have such immediate reaction to their work," he asserted.

Determining the political flavor of that content was trickier.

(Refunds involve some tricky math, including a "VAT content percentage" or slightly lower percentage rate rather than the tax listed on the price tag, which ultimately results in a slightly lower payout).

Where to host your content is a tricky issue.

"Funding content is really tricky right now.