Sentence examples for use of tricky from inspiring English sources

The Eagle Ford Shale formation is rich in both natural gas and oil reserves, and requires the use of tricky horizontal drilling techniques.

Pollster and Fox News Channel contributor Frank Luntz is often credited with popularizing the use of tricky opposite-day titles.

"Has he settled down?" she asks in the tones one might use of a particularly tricky child.

Yet Mr Simons is used to tricky owners.

When it began to flourish, it did so in the context of the "new science" of the 17th-century scientific revolution, when the use of calculation to solve tricky problems had gained a new credibility.

Although we are commonly told that we are living longer than ever now, this is simply a clever, even tricky, use of statistics.

However, the use of the FDT is tricky in living cells, which are non-equilibrium soft materials that consume and dissipate energy in their surroundings [18], [19], [20], [21].

Collins has already used him in a number of tricky spots, even putting him in for a save last week in Florida.

Around that, King has wrapped a structure that is now familiar from its other Saga games: you play through levels earning one, two or three stars for your scores, with different challenges to vary the core matching gameplay, and power-ups used to get you out of tricky spots.

Dr Berkley wants to make life as easy as possible for potential vaccine developers by mustering expertise and money to help companies negotiate regulatory hurdles and organise clinical trials in developing countries.IAVI is also trying to use the tricky issue of intellectual property to expand access to new vaccines.

He joined the staff this season, coming over from the Washington Redskins, and it had been the Redskins and the St . LouisRams who were at the forefront of using tricky formations, motions and shifts.