Sentence examples for tricky route from inspiring English sources

Now the council has also referred Libya to the court.This has been a tricky route.

No pilot flew the tricky route into Berlin-Tempelhof Airport more often than Captain Bennett.

Instead of restarting full supplies to Europe, it put too little gas into the system and chose a technically tricky route.

Today was supposed to mark the start of the true drama, with famous faces susceptible to spills on a tricky route peppered with awkward, unusual climbs.

"We think it may be harder for shoulder surfers to follow a path," Dr. Perrig said, in the same way that it is difficult for passengers in a car to retrace a tricky route, but relatively easy for the driver.

This incentives-paved road is a tricky route for Toyota to take, especially after General Motors tried the same tactic and failed miserably.

Climbers talk a lot about "problems", their term for the often tricky routes that they try to follow up, and sometimes along, walls, using holds of just one colour – sticking faithfully to greens, say, and not so much as touching the blacks, reds, blues, oranges and pinks.

And while Pearson says that it can find $50 million in cost savings by combining with National Computer, gaining additional revenues could be a far trickier route to increased profitability.

It's a tricky, meandering route to get from the Hudson River path to the bridge itself, but that's all part of the experience.

Russia's support buildup is reliant on tricky supply route politics.

As policy makers perceive that it's working, that now we can just bomb wherever we feel like and be casualty averse, it becomes easier to just throw a couple airplanes at a problem rather than, say, taking the trickier diplomacy route.