Tricky

The game became tricky when the rules were changed.

It can be tricky to navigate through a new city.

Learning a new language can be tricky, especially with all the grammar rules.

Writing an essay can be tricky if you don't organize your thoughts beforehand.

The math problem was too tricky for the students.

Climbing a steep mountain is a tricky and dangerous endeavor.

The situation is very tricky, and we need to find a way out.

The negotiation was tricky, but they were able to reach a compromise.

The negotiation was tricky because both sides had conflicting interests.

Navigating the legal system can be tricky without a lawyer.

Finding the right words to express her feelings was tricky for her.

The project deadline was approaching, and things were getting tricky.

Learning how to play the guitar can be tricky.

The instructions for assembling the furniture were quite tricky.

Managing a team with diverse personalities can be tricky.

Understanding the new software can be tricky for beginners.

Juggling multiple tasks and deadlines can be tricky for freelancers.

The interview questions were quite tricky, but I managed to answer them.

Learning to play the guitar can be a bit tricky at first.

The tricky part of the recipe was the folding of the dough.

The task of repairing the engine was tricky, but the mechanic managed to fix it.

The negotiations with the difficult client proved to be tricky but ultimately successful.

Understanding the intricacies of tax law can be quite tricky.

I find yoga to be a tricky practice, as the poses require a lot of balance and flexibility.

The legal language in the contract was tricky for the layman to understand.

The directions to the restaurant were tricky to navigate.

Some people find the nuances of social etiquette to be quite tricky to navigate.

The software program was tricky for the novice user to operate.

Writing a computer program can be quite tricky if you're not familiar with coding.

The tricky salesperson managed to convince the customer to buy a more expensive product.

The con artist was very tricky and managed to fool many people.

The politician used some tricky tactics to gain more votes.

The chess player made a tricky move that put the opponent in checkmate.

The athlete's tricky move was deemed a foul by the referee.

The negotiator's tricky approach led to a mutually beneficial agreement.

The cook's tricky recipe omitted some important steps, leading to a disastrous meal.

Balancing work and personal life can be tricky, especially if you have a demanding job.

Solving a puzzle can be tricky if you don't have all the pieces.

Cooking a souffle can be tricky because it requires precise measurements.

The tricky part of this project is working with limited resources.

It can be tricky to navigate a new city without a map.

Fixing a leaky faucet can be tricky if you don't have the right tools.

It's tricky to keep up with all the new technology.

Playing a new musical instrument can be tricky because you have to learn new fingerings.