Sentence examples for very tricky area from inspiring English sources
So I think this is a very tricky area, where you label particular institutions as systemically important.
A spokesman for the Internet Services Providers Associationn, which describes itself as the trade body for the UK's internet industry, told the BBC this was "a very tricky area".
Only recently split by civil war from Eritrea, its neighbor to the north, Ethiopia's mountainous northern border is a "very tricky area," says Abdulla. "I hadn't gone that far when I was stopped by six armed guards.
This is a very tricky area because often people don't think that certain foods could be a source of contamination and are unaware that cross-contamination has occurred.
It's a really, really tricky area".
"It's very tricky in the national surveillance area because the surveillance is by its very nature secret," he said, "so standing problems are common". "A ruling upholding the lower-court decision would shield the new statute from meaningful judicial review," said Jameel Jaffer, a lawyer with the American Civil Liberties Union, which is representing the plaintiffs.
As austerity bites, this equation is going to lead to very tricky decisions.Health is an area where the trilemma clearly applies.
In one very crucial area, immigration, the Swiss find themselves in a very tricky position.
"But figuring out how to withdraw it was very tricky," he told me, "since withdrawal would frighten everyone who relied on the opinions in a very sensitive area".
