Sentence examples for tricky operations from inspiring English sources

It is not unusual, these days, for veterinary surgeons to call in their human-medicine counterparts for consultations or even to take part in tricky operations.

In recent years, the present author reconsidered the maximal and minimal ranks of matrix expressions or partial matrices by using some tricky operations on block matrices and generalized inverses of matrices, and obtained many new formulas for maximal and minimal ranks of matrix expressions or partial matrices and their applications, see [4, 6, 9, 21 28].

It's a very tricky operation.

If permission were needed to perform some tricky operation, she could not give it.

This may prove a tricky operation because, unlike bread, fufu is too elastic to actually soak up anything.

Once the swelling subsided, a neurosurgeon performed a tricky operation to remove the tumor from the spinal cord.

All sorts of fiddles came to light.In this section A tricky operation Mugabe's money man Don't run for it A rash of rules Calculating tragedy Acrimony all around Grey hair, red ink, but blue skies?

He has also managed to move some 15,000 street vendors out of the city centre a tricky operation given that they have traditionally formed part of the PRD's political clientele.But his tenure as mayor will be judged on his success in tackling congestion and crime.

A minimum of $250,000 was set for each death, plus $100,000 to each surviving family member.In this section A tricky operation Mugabe's money man Don't run for it A rash of rules Calculating tragedy Acrimony all around Grey hair, red ink, but blue skies?

But the flutters showed how the ghost of the 1998 collapse still haunts Russia's banks.In this section A tricky operation Mugabe's money man Don't run for it A rash of rules Calculating tragedy Acrimony all around Grey hair, red ink, but blue skies?

Caught in a flawed attempt to "liberate" the silverware from the British embassy in Kabul, he is easily persuaded by the sinister Quilty and the beautiful Mathilde, both of the British secret service, to carry out a rather more tricky operation.