Sentence examples for tricky doing from inspiring English sources

It is tricky doing something like this where the person in question, though dead, is still so recent a figure.

The Swedes have begun forging bilateral pacts with other nations to allow diplomatic spouses to seek outside employment (many countries traditionally banned embassy spouses from working, partly because it is tricky doing business with people who hold diplomatic immunity).

"It can be tricky doing both," Jumbo admits, wryly, although so far she managed to avoid any major arguments with herself, not least because she has the soothing presence of director Phyllida Lloyd on hand.

It can be a little bit tricky doing it on your own.

That was not just because in some songs Tricky didn't perform, preferring to lurk in the sidelines.

Taking disparate data sources and giving them a unified view is tricky: do the data sets match?

Tricky didn't know how to craft songs or work the equipment but he knew what he wanted, even if it didn't make sense to anyone else.

Returning home may be tricky Don't be surprised if conversations with friends revolve around topics you both relate to: so-and-so's relationship, the Tube, a new restaurant.

The two groups differ significantly in how they make sure those tricky, tricky women don't pull any of their devious tactics.

"That made it a bit tricky for doing dressings and giving injections and things, because you had to step over them.

Characterizing an electorate for a caucus is much trickier than doing so for a primary.