Sentence examples for tricky separation from inspiring English sources

Plant biologists may still have to deal with a tricky separation problem, however.

Adam chooses Sam! Tricky, tricky!

Such separations are tricky, as the first Hayabusa mission showed.

The scruffy, bear-like leader of the Scottish National Party had just surprised everyone, including himself, by gaining the first overall majority since the Scottish parliament's creation in 1999, undiminished by an international recession economists predicted would damage the case for separation, or by tricky questions over an independent Scotland's future, including on defense.

While tricky from a church-state separation perspective, government oversight of religious labeling aims to protect consumers, who can pay more for kosher food, explained Rabbi Menachem Genack, head of the Orthodox Union's Worldwide Kosher Division.

The time between a separation and ­divorce is tricky, estate-wise.

And from the 1540s to the 1580s Venetian painting became a three-way dance among these three men, a tricky choreography of emulation and rejection, dependence and separation.

Friday's climbs will be nearly as brutal as Thursday's, and the favorites are likely to gain more separation, as they ascend Galibier before navigating the 22 tricky turns at Alpe d'Huez.

Two ways are possible: (1) for analytic purposes, it is thus better to inject the liposomes to be sized several times until gel saturation and then perform size analysis (2) for preparative purposes like separation of loaded liposomes from non-encapsulated material, the problem is trickier and the experimental conditions should be adapted to minimize loss of lipid and contamination.

More separation?

And separation".