Sentence examples for tricky to start with from inspiring English sources

Drones are capable of self-levelling, so flight may be tricky to start with, but it's not impossible.

It can be tricky to start new topics in group discussions.

You might find it a bit tricky to get it the right size and shape to start with.

A tricky place to start surely?

Hero worship can be a tricky place to start if you are hoping to create a meaningful work of theater.

For guys, that can be tricky, but you want to start out with short-medium hair to get the most bounce out of the curls you have.

Still, it has been a tricky argument to make, starting with the first attempts at legislation going back to the late 1980s.

Liquid eyeliner can be very tricky to master (though it does produce very precise lines) so it's probably best to start out with a pencil.

Capital-intensive projects are formidably tricky to get started.

This can be a little tricky to get started.

That could be tricky when it comes to voters, who start with an ever-deepening skepticism of Congress.