Sentence examples for tricky instruments from inspiring English sources

Mr. Wachner's bold approach paid dividends again on Thursday, when the players of other tricky instruments, like the Baroque hunting horn, struggled at the start of the fourth cantata.

In this richly enjoyable collection, Wolfgang Tomboeck - first horn in the Vienna Philharmonic since 1980 - shows off the distinctively fruity sound of the Vienna horn, a notoriously tricky instrument.

"Internet IPOs: An Insider's Game" explains how investment banks structured some initial public offerings using stock options and other tricky financial instruments that divided the performance of the companies and the interests of the people running them.

Words used to identify themes expressing clinician perception about the instrument (n = 7) Issues with pronunciation 3 "Pronunciation is tricky!" Good tool 2 "Good tool".

It is true, as the bankers argue, that valuing illiquid instruments is tricky.

Scales can be very tricky, especially on string instruments.

Flautist Lisa Beznosiuk made a good case for the infrequently heard concerto, one of many works for flute that only makes sense when played on the trickier but infinitely more expressive instruments of the period.

Moreover, it can be tricky to design a reliable instrument for measuring sexual violence rates, both because some participants are reluctant to break their silence and because many sexual assault survivors do not self-identify as such.

Amplifying acoustic instruments with pickups is tricky, because the pickups aren't uniformly sensitive throughout a range of pitches and tones.

"If" is the operative word: Even trickier than collateralized debt obligations, the instruments at the center of the Goldman case, are legal cases involving such investments.

It's essentially an instrument you can pick up and play immediately but to master it – meaning use it in compositions with a mix of instruments – is a bit trickier.