Sentence examples for tricky history from inspiring English sources
Schumann's Violin Concerto has a tricky history.
Mr. Anderson does not filter the tricky history of a crucially important era through any individual's perspective.
However, key limes have a tricky history.
Video Gaming's Tricky History of Fan Remakes.
That comes with some tricky history in all these things.
House of Fraser, Game and Fat Face may be shouting about booming sales over Christmas, but all have tricky histories: the department store chain and the clothing retailer were both snapped up by private equity investors at the height of the market, before the credit crunch kicked in.
Both ideas have merit, but there is a tricky little history to "cap and trade," which seems to be President Obama's favored approach.
(The issue of whether Barça are finished is a tricky one: history suggests great sides, once toppled, take time to recover, but the elite teams have never before had such financial advantages as they do now; it seems likely that Barça's fall will only be relative).
Tending the dead of China's later wars may be trickier; the history is deliberately shadowy.
That makes writing their history tricky.
Matta-Clark is a tricky subject for history.
