Sentence examples for tricky to master from inspiring English sources

It's a continuous motion, he said, not jerky, and it's tricky to master.

New technology is always tricky to master; new rocket technology can be some of the trickiest of all.

This is handy as a girl because sometimes you break things like curtain rails – ahem – or buy flatpack furniture too tricky to master alone.

This was where Mrs. Onorato, 78, and countless others from the Boston suburbs competed at a uniquely New England sport, as tricky to master as it is for outsiders to understand.

But for excellent schools -- almost mandatory for a sport that is gear-intensive and tricky to master -- avid kiteboarders suggest heading to places like the gulf coast of Texas or Cape Hatteras in North Carolina.

Singer Ed Macfarlane makes a dance-funk promise that one day we're going to live in the city of lights, but you know it's the "wine" talking, because those irregular verb tenses are tricky to master in the morning.

All of this is clearly an answer to a major complaint from studios about the previous generation, which was infamously tricky to master from a software perspective.

Gluten-free baking can be tricky to master, but there are now many commercially-available gluten-free baked goods on the market.

Successful communication is tricky to master, and verbal communication is only half of that puzzle-the other half is visual (i.e. body language, eye contact).

Golf irons can be tricky to master.

This is effective at all ranges, but a little bit tricky to master.