Sentence examples for tricky to handle from inspiring English sources

Monologues are tricky to handle.

"It's a site that's very tricky to handle".

The metals can be expensive, corrosive, tricky to handle, and kinetically sluggish, leading to inefficiencies.

I won't pretend they aren't tricky to handle: nettles are leaves with little stinging hairs.

Many organisms mooted as terror agents are tricky to handle and hard to make into weapons.

No, and this is what makes this topic very tricky to handle.

Voters turn out to be trickier to handle than containers.

Yet risk is trickier to handle than mergers or product launches.

Biological weapons are even trickier to handle and lose effectiveness very quickly.

Clear soft contact lenses, which came out later, were more comfortable but trickier to handle.

Muslim schools are trickier to handle than Anglican or Catholic ones, because British Islam varies so much in interpretation.