Sentence examples for tricky to use from inspiring English sources
But syrups and flavored waters can be tricky to use.
However, the iLuv i322 proved tricky to use.
If you're finding it tricky to use due the recent updates, there's support here.
Cons: some surprising limitations, poorly written config pages, slow to accept changes, potentially confusing and tricky to use.
Both have only a screen — no eyepiece viewfinder — which makes them tricky to use in bright sunlight.
But until there are more listings in the environment, it might be tricky to use as a "living greener" tool.
Lamb leftovers are slightly trickier to use up than beef or chicken.
It tends to be trickier to use ones whose U.I.s have evolved over time by patching together different software programs.
Replacing physical buttons with virtual ones certainly makes for greater flexibility but might it make the phone trickier to use?
Though it was trickier to use that tactic in his 1995 re-election campaign, Mr. Gaffney said, there was still a residual effect.
It starts out like other artisanal tofu, but one of Kawashima's secrets is his nigari magnesium chloride, which is trickier to use though milder than the more common calcium chloride, which leaves a saline aftertaste.
