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The company's had some tricky problems to negotiate in its first year in business.
The Director of Studies tied me up in knots by asking tricky questions.
She's very easily offended, so working with her can be a bit tricky.
Identity is certainly a tricky issue; one that appears to mean different things to different people.
This negotiation process can be tricky, and must ultimately make sense to the adolescent or s0he will not adhere to the plan.
Especially tricky is meaningful information, the value of information, and the kind of information.
The concept of business environment itself is a tricky one, often reducible to the operational definitions of the researcher.
Using non-monotonic rules is tricky, but it is sometimes very useful.
However, because this table must store many different types of data, it is tricky to specify and implement in a statically-typed language.
This question of the middle class, however, is a tricky one.
We didn't always understand the complications, but we were aware they [directives] were very tricky and influential.
In this pearl we focus on the tricky direction and prove that all strongly normalizing -terms have an intersection type.
It has comparatively little to say about the more tricky problems arising in immigrant, multinational or deeply divided societies.
Confidence was shown to exceed achievement only when knowledge questions are overly difficult and tricky.
The interpretation of correlations between aggregate measures is very tricky, and the risk of ecological fallacies is never far away.
Taking issue with a well-founded commitment to caring can be a very tricky matter.
Possible extensions in this direction would first have to tackle the tricky problem of lexicon structure.
It is always tricky, though, when you get into these common-knowledge situations.
