Sentence examples for tricky matters from inspiring English sources

Disagreements over such tricky matters could easily scupper the deal.

These are tricky matters, especially for a minority government in a rancorous and partisan parliament.Some pundits are predicting that the new government will not last long.

What she hasn't tinkered with much is the show's story and writing, which are tricky matters above and beyond the search for just the right balance of levity and gravity.

That left little time for their underlings to negotiate tricky matters of substance, for example over tackling climate change, nuclear energy, co-operation in defence, a bilateral investment treaty and more.

A non-executive chairman can act more effectively as a lead independent director when it comes to such tricky matters as dropping an underperforming chief executive or picking his successor.Perhaps the biggest difficulty is to find enough good candidates to be directors in the first place.

Another tricky matter has been America.

But accommodating religious rules is a tricky matter.

"But freedom," Mr. Lushin said, "is a very tricky matter".

Figuring out that relationship is a tricky matter.

Then there's the tricky matter of food.

Ultimately, Morgan may have misfired because of that tricky matter of tone.