Sentence examples for tricky to keep from inspiring English sources

But it can be tricky to keep up with terminology.

Could be a little tricky to keep in a terraced street or second-floor flat.

Yang hopes to eventually switch to synthetic catalysts instead of bacteria, which are tricky to keep alive.

What arrived was entirely handwritten and on some very odd pieces of paper that were rather tricky to keep in order.

There were probably many more, but the plot is so complicated it's tricky to keep your attention on both at the same time.

I like a bit of wordplay in my clues, but I understand that it's tricky to keep clues at a Monday-level easiness.

On the other hand, the relative lack of all-inclusive resorts means that it's trickier to keep costs down for meals and other activities once you're there.

Local brands even lead sales in a few categories, says Andy Roberts, the head of Pick n Pay's operation in Zambia.Farther from South Africa it is trickier to keep stores fully stocked.

Its big financial customers win some and lose some; they know that a top firm like Goldman must be wily, tricky even, to keep winning.

But status involves some tricky nuances to keep in mind.

That is the tricky part: to keep the Olympics a subplot.