Sentence examples for tricky site from inspiring English sources

The tricky site, sandwiched between waterways, railway lines and vast elevated concourses, means this alien object isn't quite as elegantly resolved outside as within.

Buying online is sometimes possible but tricky: sites usually require a Brazilian ID number and domestic address.

The process of getting your site into this prestigious club is tricky: sites must meet specific criteria, and bid documents need to be produced by government bodies which argue why a potential site deserves inclusion.

Greenfield at risk: By forcing local authorities to allocate more and more land, we are concerned that trickier sites – more likely to be brownfield which might be more sustainable to develop in the long run – may be left undeveloped while easier, less sustainable sites are picked off.

Invitations were sent to every school family, and since 2006, an ad has been posted on the tricky tray site.

And while Uniformdating.com might sound like it caters to those with a fetish for helmets or tabards, it is in fact for people with busy lives: "When you have unsociable shift patterns, a demanding job, or you're stationed overseas, finding love can be tricky," the site acknowledges.

So it was a tricky situation.

"I think it's very tricky with site-specific commissions," he said.

Counting the audience for such videos can be tricky, as sites like YouTube list only the number of times they have been viewed, not the number of people who view them.

Age verification has proved tricky for sites like Facebook, but it may be about to get easier.

IF making money is proving tricky for swap site developers, industry advisers said they believe the traffic can support at least some of the swap sites.