Sentence examples for tricky to fire from inspiring English sources

Shebbeare said while it could be tricky to fire someone who was not being paid it was sometimes essential.

He could change his ruling style (and tailor), but shutting up Hindu nationalists will be trickier: they help to fire up the campaigns of many BJP MPs during elections.

A sweet disposition will get you only so far, which means you're going to need an accelerant – but how brightly the fire burns is tricky to get right.

Chicken and ribs are tricky to grill because their fat renders and catches fire over high, direct heat.

For that matter, it's a lot more tricky to adjust the brightness on an iPad than on the Kindle Fire.

But the 'Fire's clash with "Paper Planes" singer MIA is more tricky to get around.

Tricky to say.

It's tricky to say.

Primaries are tricky to cover.

Monologues are tricky to handle.

Those are tricky to rewire".