Sentence examples for tricky format from inspiring English sources

On Wednesday evening Ms. Marcovicci demonstrated her customary mastery of this tricky format, which requires her and her pianist, Shelly Markham, to have instant and total recollection of the 100 to 200 songs most likely to be chosen.

Online courses also can help you prepare for the tricky format of the computer-adaptive GMAT.

Dremio believes in using SQL as the language to define queries, and any extensions needed to handle JSON or other tricky formats happen under the hood.

CSS turns out to be really good at doing layout, but a beast when it comes editing tricky formatting such as text spilling over into multiple columns or images anchored to text.

If your CV includes non-standard fonts, columns, wider than usual margins or graphics then you should either ensure that your CV is uploaded as a PDF — having first checked that the recruitment software can upload PDFs — or I strongly recommend that you take out some of the trickier formatting on your CV as it may inadvertently be sabotaging your chances.

Mr. Hassett's writing is skillful and fluid, but it never approaches the emotional depth or lyricism of the work of Brian Friel or Conor McPherson, to name two Irish writers capable of reaping rich theatrical rewards from the tricky monologue format.

The pair will also meet in Sunday's quad singles final after negotiating their way through a tricky round-robin format.

The books were already scanned and posted online, so the students used software to download the scans from the internet, via a process called "scraping". But processing the scanned pages of old printed books, some of which had smudges, specks or worn type, and converting them to a machine-readable format proved trickier than they thought.

Finally, this editorial wouldn't be complete without thanking our production editor Hmone Lian Hlaing who has done many of the trickiest tasks including formatting the articles and designing our cover.

But seemingly simple chores like translating file formats can be tricky; for example, no competing word processor renders every last element of Microsoft Word files with absolute fidelity.

But starting the writing process can be tricky – how do you know what format would suit your career choice?