Sentence examples for tricky to get around from inspiring English sources

And what you'll find is that because the environment is a little tricky to get around in, people are eager to help teach newcomers those skills.

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

But they said it would be trickier to get around a Supreme Court precedent that governs when people must get initial hearings before a judge in cases in which the police have arrested someone without a warrant.

(She seems to get around).

While this might sound a bit tricky to get your head around, if you really think about it makes sense.

That the average person on the street might not have a clue that it's been going on can partly be chalked up to the process being a little tricky to get your head around.

It can be tricky to get the hang of manoeuvring around the lily pads, but with a little practice it soon feels strangely satisfying.

The samples are proving tricky to get.

Baracoa is tricky to get to.

The economics are tricky to get right.

Aida is notoriously tricky to get right.