Sentence examples for tricky items from inspiring English sources

But SPEs are tricky items under accounting rules.

One of the tricky items in some of the less useful major medical policies is in the form of a maximum.

It nonetheless proved a tricky item to settle.

But with Hodgson saying recently that he believed graduation to the senior squad should be a one-way street, new chairman Greg Dyke will be left with a tricky item in his in-tray when he starts his new job on 13 July.

The letter, valued at $1-2 1-2 millionll be sold by Christie's on willesday (April 10) at 1:30 p.m. ET. It was a tricky item to appraise becausoldhristie's has had few precedents in terms of 20th-century documents that are this important in the history of science, explained Francis Wahlgren, international head of rare byoks and manusChristieor the auction house.

But these days good demand forecasting and inventory-planning software can handle even the trickiest items.

Fragile Comice pears ($1.39 a pound), perhaps the trickiest item that this reporter ordered a couple of weeks ago, were ripe, buttery and unblemished.

There is still, however, the final year to get through: and it may be among his busiest.Trade aside, the trickiest item on Sir Leon's agenda concerns the commission itself.

"If we used a standard recognition memory task without these tricky similar items, we would have found no effect of caffeine," said Dr Yassa.

"If we used a standard recognition memory task without these tricky similar items, we would have found no effect of caffeine," Yassa told Johns Hopkin's HUB".

This marked the start of talks on the fourth, and trickiest, agenda item, concerning transitional justice (ie, establishing the truth of what happened in the conflict and what kind of penalties the FARC will face for their crimes).