Sentence examples for tricky to understand a from inspiring English sources

Equity can be tricky to understand (a $200k equity package might sound like a lot but if it vests over five years that's $40k annually).

As is certainly true of baseball, it's still tricky to understand all of the rules of the Universe, but it's a lot easier when we can get a full picture.

However, the "Under 10" jibe was a little tricky to understand.

Whether he likes to talk about all the good things and the bad things that may be, I can't say for certain, because what De Botton (pictured) really likes to do is to philosophise about sex and for some of us less philosophical types, it can be a little tricky to understand what, exactly, he is saying at all.

It gets a little tricky to understand but it all makes sense in the end.

It's always been a bit tricky to understand why Americans did what they did to dubstep.

Now this part is a little tricky to understand.

This menace is tricky to understand.

The concept of genetic drift can be pretty tricky to understand, but sweets make it much easier.

"It's been very tricky to understand where the car is," Button said.

This type gets tricky to understand because sometimes infrastructure and software vendors also offer platform services.