The comet's tricky terrain means that Philae could bash into cliffs, topple down a steep slope, or even disappear into a fissure.
On Friday and Saturday, when the high winds and tricky pins meant that Augusta National was at something close to its most impossibly difficult, he used that expertise to navigate his way around the course.
The regulatory concept is still tricky; I mean, how do you qualify the stink of any given area?
As I wrote last fall, "Putin famously called him yarkiy, a tricky word that means colorful, gaudy, or bright, in the way that the neon lights shine from the marquee of one of Trump's casinos".
Putin had famously called him "yarkiy," which, as I wrote after Trump's victory, in November, 2016, is "a tricky word that means colorful, gaudy, or bright, in the way that the neon lights shine from the marquee of one of Trump's casinos".
All this tricky game playing means it's no wonder people don't trust David Cameron on Europe".
Branding a name in foreign markets is tricky business, which means AOL will leave a good portion of it to its local partners.
This points to a tricky handoff, and means housing activity in 2015 might disappoint by some measures, though the rental market will remain vigorous.
It's tricky because it means you end up buying into that mentality really young: that "fuck the police, gangs vs cops, whites vs browns".
Hopkins isn't always entertaining — his tricky, devious style, meant to frustrate opponents, can work equally well on fans.
