Sentence examples for very tricky if from inspiring English sources

This is very tricky if you aren't sure what is possible.

Things are going to get very tricky if, as is being considered, we outlaw anything that gives offence.

"Sometimes they will be very tricky if their top seed is playing doubles.

"You have to respect the first session," said BBC F1 technical analyst Gary Anderson, "the track is dirty and it's very tricky if you get off line.

If something doesn't feel right, I'm not going to do it, which can be very tricky in a team and in a small business.

QUESTION FROM LEONID: The court of public opinion is a very tricky especially if one uses a megaphone and another one whispers.

However, Peter Felstead, editor of Jane's Defence Weekly, said: "We are in danger of trying to place codes of conduct which you would consider to be right or wrong in a civilian environment on the battlefield – and you're going to get into very tricky territory if you do that".

He told BBC Radio 5 live Breakfast: "I don't think it does and we are in danger of trying to place codes of conduct which you would consider to be right or wrong in a civilian environment on the battlefield - and you're going to get into very tricky territory if you do that".

NOTE: While you can catch a low fare within the 30-day window, it can be very tricky, so if you can avoid it, avoid it.

This is very tricky, but if you pull it off correctly, you should see a second bubble growing inside the first one!

It was a very tricky operation - if it did not slow down sufficiently, it would have missed being caught by the gravity of Mars and the mission could have be lost in outer space; but if the rocket engine had fired more than required it could have slowed the Mangalyaan so much that it risked crashing down on to the red soil of Mars.