Sentence examples for tricky given from inspiring English sources

Hunting the animals is tricky, given their nocturnal nature.

The last is especially tricky, given Iraq's dysfunctional justice system.

Predicting what will happen in Italian politics is tricky, given the large number of moving parts.

I told him this could be tricky, given that I have a criminal record.

But designing the auctions will be tricky, given the complexity and mix of structured financial products.

A spokesman acknowledged that pricing the car would be tricky, given the cost of the fuel.

This is tricky: giving the device the evil eye or shushing it, for instance, will not work.

There does tend to be a lot more melt water too and that makes the descents trickier; given the time of year the weather can be bad for the mountain stages.

The Town & Country minivan will be trickier, given the inexorable march of large sport crossovers, which has eroded the position of the stalwart family-mover.

And now, it's gotten even trickier given the valuation climate and all the attention being paid to late-stage dynamics.

But getting that kind of credibility is tricky, especially given the normal prejudices of central bankers.