Sentence examples for tricky topic for from inspiring English sources
IT IS a tricky topic for right-wing political parties in most developed countries.
Simon Milner, the director of policy for Facebook UK and Ireland, admitted that it was a "tricky" topic for the company.
It's a particularly tricky topic for historians of science and medicine, because those subjects are generally thought to progress over time, not just change (as 'art' or 'politics' might).
"People might think that it's a tricky topic for audiences but in fact, it's not at all: what we're representing here is a personal journey in people's true stories, and we're designing the content so you connect with that.
Based on a 2007 Israeli film, the musical, by David Yazbek and Itamar Moses, doesn't hammer away at Middle East politics, or even mention them; it's about boredom and disappointment, tricky topics for any art form.
Who accompanies him has yet to be decided and this will remain the trickiest topic for the tour selectors.
Kate addresses the tricky topics of divorce, coparenting and blended families.
For Republicans, it is an especially tricky topic, forcing them to balance their free-market instincts against intense demand among homeowners for more to be done.
"It's kind of a tricky topic," he said.
Jones acknowledged that it was a tricky topic.
