Sentence examples for tricky geography from inspiring English sources
BAKU, Azerbaijan — This country has always had tricky geography.
Like traders plying the ancient Silk Road, telecommunications operators routing bits and bytes from Asia to Europe and back have to pass through the Middle East, whose tricky geography and even more challenging geopolitics have sometimes made the region just as much of a bottleneck in the digital realm as in the physical world.
There were no tricky spelling or geography questions.
He soon finds that this is not your average one-night town: Wandernburg has a tricky relationship with geography, shifting ceaselessly between Prussia and Saxony, and its own cartography is no more reliable.
But the ensuing contention has shown that the process remains a tricky one, complicated by class, race, geography and social perceptions.
Claims had to be filed by May 25th, ten years after the law was promulgated; it will now be almost impossible for non-Czech citizens to reclaim property.Polish restitution, for reasons of geography and history, is trickier still.
This will be tricky to pull off, and impossible without taking geography explicitly into account.
But Alaska is a notoriously tricky state to survey accurately, with its vast geography and sparse population.
He had prepared an especially tricky question for her, involving the particulars of Montenegrin geography.
The detour that Elise inadvertently forces David down is not to the strangers' liking, a situation that leads to tricky, niftily staged cat-and-mouse chase scenes involving some amusing creative geography.
"Determining when and how many employees to hire is a bit tricky for our business as the demand for services varies based on account growth, seasonality, geography of homeowner addresses and customer requests," said Mr. Johnson, who started the company four years ago.
