Sentence examples for tricky to apply and from inspiring English sources

Both can be tricky to apply and may not turn out so well, no matter the quality of the brand.

No clumps! 4 stars 2True in Plum 7g, £1.95, Superdrug Sticky and dry, and tricky to apply without flaking it all over your cheeks.

If you try black at first, you'll find that the color tends to "bleed" outside the lips and is tricky to apply, so it's recommended you line your lips with pink.

That highlighted the specific difficulties in regulating live content on the internet, where the standard "notice and takedown" practice enshrined in EU law is tricky to apply.

The key to how they work is in Newton's laws, which are simple, but can be tricky to apply correctly.

Afghanistan is a poorer, far less literate and centralized country than Iraq; each valley is its own nation, a patchwork that makes it tricky to apply any policy nationwide.

Popular techniques used in cryoEM SPA such as multivariate statistical analysis (MSA) (Van Heel and Frank 1981; Frank et al. 1982; Van Heel 1984) can be tricky to apply to SPT, because the missing wedge, which is often the strongest feature, is difficult to exclude when the particles have already been rotated for alignment.

It's also pretty tricky to apply.

Alternatively you can use car tint scraps but it's a little tricky to apply because the lens is curvy.

The beads of foundation are very good however are sometimes a bit tricky to apply on younger skin.

This will cost you more money and is a little trickier to apply to an existing garage, but you can choose the colour you want.