Sentence examples for tricky points from inspiring English sources

Despite the tricky points of view and fragmented chronology, "Sorry" has a very simple plot.

Presumably, at certain tricky points, this advice-to-self has proved invaluable.

The balance and honesty of his judgment, often on tricky points of policy, were a model of charity.

But while payday lenders say the loans help people ease through tricky points of the month, the research indicates many become trapped in a spiral of debt because they cannot afford to repay their loans by the agreed date, and so incur exorbitant penalty charges.

These boil down to tricky points in accounting, something not likely to thrill most journalists or Swedish economists.

It remains to be seen how the ECJ will rule on the DRIPA challenge, and it's possible the court will elaborate on exactly these sorts of tricky points.

Correction: Toilet provision ReprintsAnother tricky point is his group's denial of Japan's wartime atrocities.

Toronto's dullness is what makes it exciting – a tricky point to grasp.

It is taking place at a particularly tricky point in time.

The tricky point comes when the credit limit is reached.For governments, that credit limit can vary enormously.

In turn, tourism could suffer a tricky point for the environment minister, who also holds the tourism portfolio.