3D-modelling software now allows his dynamic worlds of intersecting planes to be wrought in the clunky folds of cheap curtain-walling systems, triangulated elevations proving an easy way to deal with tricky urban contexts and please icon-hungry planners.
Through an examination of eye evolution, we have seen that distinguishing between homology and homoplasy can be a tricky and context-dependent business.
"Correction," the word "60 Minutes" used, is a tricky one in this context.
Such issues are difficult to avoid in this context but tricky to resolve.
It's a tricky concept to execute, but MOMA has restored the original context of Ono's "Grapefruit," while still allowing each individual page to speak in its own unbounded way.
In that context, Chalobah's tricky evening is easier to understand.
The humanizing of history -- especially in dealing with difficult subjects like, say, genocide -- is a tricky business, especially in the context of a television miniseries.
— Cracking a joke that requires context can be tricky, especially for a coach whose job is a topic of national debate.
* * * The matter of "off the record" is a tricky one, particularly in the context of politics, as evidenced by the Supreme Court's 5 4 split decision in the case of Cohen v. Cowles Media Co. (1991).
Richards's comments need to be seen in the context of a tricky personal relationship with Lara but he is just the latest figure in Caribbean cricket to air his doubts.
