Sentence examples for which are tricky from inspiring English sources

Braking stability and traction are very important, and you have those two snail-like corners which are tricky for the drivers".

What she hasn't tinkered with much is the show's story and writing, which are tricky matters above and beyond the search for just the right balance of levity and gravity.

Hunters in the north, who catch narwhals, seals, walruses and polar bears, use dog sledges, which are tricky to use when the ice melts and the soil is mushy.

Despite the hype around desktop 3D printers aimed at hobbyists and consumers, it is the big, industrial-grade printers that are working the hardest as demand grows for printing large items, which are tricky to make with conventional methods such as plastic injection-moulding, says Mr Thellin.

Kim Hak-soo of the Korea Institute of Public Finance, which advises the government, says it ought to be lowering corporate tax rates to achieve higher growth, not raising them.Firms may choose to pay the tax rather than make marginal investments or raise wages (which are tricky to cut).

But point guards are also judged by the fluidity of the team's offense and the satisfaction of their teammates, which are trickier to quantify.

The ability to do this with human ES cells, which are trickier to manipulate, is essential for exploring their therapeutic potential.

Which is tricky if you happen to treat someone famous.

It will also spare them keeping guns on board (which is tricky in law).

So you need your friends, which is tricky because they are busy and stressed themselves".

Which is tricky whilst simultaneously trying to ovate someone, you try it.