Sentence examples for tricky transfer from inspiring English sources

But taking "Protected" out of the festival and into a regular run is a tricky transfer.

The tricky transfer of a rare Sumatran tiger to Dudley Zoo last month is one example of the meticulous planning many such operations require.

It is tricky to transfer a play from the noisily interactive Shakespeare's Globe to the politer environs of the West End.

They also made it so tricky to transfer from a rotten school that in 2004-05 only 1% of eligible children did so.The theory of big-government conservatism has few defenders.

As the 400-capacity landing ship HMAS Manoora hove into view by Christmas Island yesterday, the government announced that it was ready to attempt a tricky ship-to-ship transfer of the refugees from the Norwegian freighter Tampa, which saved them from drowning eight days ago.

But the only proven way of getting a new gene into a cat, somatic cell nuclear transfer, is tricky.

It is a tricky skill, balancing budget, transfer activity and results - and bigger clubs have teams to cover these requirements - but at the level of Motherwell and St Mirren much of the onus falls on the manager to implement his won strategy.

The fuss around G4S, Serco and Atos proves that letting and monitoring outsourcing contracts is a tricky business, as is transferring functions to local government, the third sector or private individuals.

While this has been excellent at revealing the complex and particular processes that shape particular outcomes, it has not enabled systematic analyses of wider issues, especially the tricky problems associated with transferring a technology from one setting to another.

That cash recipients can spend their money on anything has made evaluating transfers trickier.

Transporting elephants for mating is tricky; it is easier to transfer semen.