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211 Even implementing the interest - deferral scheme for homeowners has proved inconveniently tricky.

212 Jimmy Wales, the founder of Wikipedia, has himself fallen foul of these tricky notability criteria.

213 I think when it is wet conditions it is quite tricky to get a good start.

214 Farrell says this type of call can be tricky to manage but is worthwhile.

215 All of the ultra - tricky details of transactions are handled by the underlying database.

216 But the only proven way of getting a new gene into a cat, somatic cell nuclear transfer(sentence dictionary), is tricky.

217 The choppy waves made handling the boats a tricky operation that day.

218 This adaptive-adolescence view, however accurate, can be tricky to come to terms with—the more so for parents dealing with teens in their most trying, contrary, or flat-out scary moments.

219 Prog fans will enjoy the end of "Now I'm Everyone" where the tricky time signature and lush harmonies end up sounding like Yes.

220 KR: Like I said it is a bit more tricky in some areas.

221 Certain parts of a person are particularly tricky to grow symmetrically.

222 The tricky bit can be when we find that clarity (about what we need to do) and it scares the crap out of us.

223 Then there is the cementing of the wellhead, a process which is necessarily tricky.

224 All this shows why setting an offering price for shares in an IPO is so tricky.

225 He'll also need to deal with the unknown and potentially tricky effects of transonic speed (that is(sentencedict.com), approaching Mach 1) on the human body.

226 This has presented quite a complex macroeconomic policy challenge for the Chinese government, which has been struggling to strike a tricky balance between inflation control and growth stabilisation.

227 The tricky pedlar cheated the girl into giving him all her money.

228 A simple baseball game, netball hands cast various difficulties tricky problem for the ball, it is up to you in a specified time to make the number of home base.

229 By reading in a snapshot dump created by the Java runtime whilst the application is running, Memory Analyzer gives you a way to diagnose tricky problems that debug code might fail to expose.

230 This is another good move to help get down on tricky or steep slopes.

231 Dealing with moochers is tricky even for etiquette experts like Lizzie Post, who keeps an eye on America's "civility barometer" at the Emily Post Institute in Vermont.

232 Users muck around with environments in unpredictable ways, and getting them back time to a stable state is often tricky.

233 Landing in bad weather is a tricky task for any pilot, even the smallest error can lead to disaster.

234 That result makes qualifying for the knock-out phase of the Champions League very tricky indeed, but Rush thinks that the Spaniard should keep his job.

235 It has been suggested that a new Iraqi government could disburse oil bounty to its citizens too, but doing so properly in a country where the poor do not have bank accounts will be tricky.

236 The author has brought off a tricky tour de force.

237 Fighting a war while remembering to take Wolfsbane Potion to avoid the nastier effects of his monthly transformation into a werewolf will be tricky.

238 Finding a good fixer can be very tricky, and we find them in various ways.

239 THE relationship of street art to the commercial art world has always been a tricky one.

240 Shopping for a real estate loan can be tricky . Here's what you need to stay balanced.