Sentence examples for tricky to agree from inspiring English sources

But they found it tricky to agree on much else.The forum saw a public display of the chill in China-America military ties.

Air and naval plans had been completed, but the issue of international land forces in the east was proving trickier to agree upon.

It will be tricky for the two regions to agree on exactly the same regulations, but the hope is they will harmonise enough to bring huge savings to manufacturers.

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Later, he told ScienceInsider that getting "all the various [agency] stakeholders" to agree had proved tricky, as had balancing the detailed recommendations with the needs of each part of the federal government.

But the talks are at an early stage, and it will be tricky to get companies such as Apple and Microsoft to agree to common standards.Hollywood's dealings with the consumer-gadget companies also betray its habitual caution.

Even getting groups from the same communities to agree on candidates will be tricky.

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One deal that appeared especially tricky: ExxonMobil agreed to steer hundreds of millions of dollars in oil royalties toward social services in poverty-stricken Chad.

Figuring that Frost would lob softball questions and be something of a push-over, Tricky Dick agreed to do this one televised interview (especially because he was getting half a mil for it as well).

This can be a little tricky to pull off, but if you agree on this rule, it can raise the stakes of the game.