Sentence examples for tricky to meet from inspiring English sources
Because there are such few places for LGBT citizens to congregate exclusively, it's a bit tricky to meet new people.
The situation is reminiscent of how other apps have fallen at the Twitter API hurdle when it's turned out to be too tricky to change to meet new rules.
A visit by a higher-level official, like Mr. Tenet or Secretary Powell, has been put off indefinitely, in part because each would face the tricky question of whether to meet with Mr. Arafat.
Production of desired frequency to meet application performance is also tricky.
This is one of the easiest ways to meet men, but also one of the trickiest.
Trying to meet the needs of kosher guests can be especially tricky.
By the time I got to meet met her, just before the release of Maxinquaye in 1995, she and Tricky were an item.
The specter of troubled municipal governments unable to meet their obligations, and the threat of rising interest rates, have made bond investing particularly tricky.
I would love to have met Murasaki Shikibu but she would have been tricky to find as this was not even her real name.
The process of getting your site into this prestigious club is tricky: sites must meet specific criteria, and bid documents need to be produced by government bodies which argue why a potential site deserves inclusion.
