Trickily used in a sentence

Trickily in a sentence as an adverb

But "trickily" written code, yes. Or more generally, just crufty.

A more trickily written article you could not find. Oracle is busting their humps to get major ESC on their clouds but they've missed the chance on some of the really outlandishly big fish.

Having had to maintain various code bases that I did not write in quite a variety of different languages, I have found that "trickily" written code can become a nightmare to bring about required changes. I have found that Lisp code writers seem to like writing "trickily" written code.

Code reviews are the main tool we have, but you'd be surprised what sorts of logic can trickily block the event loop. For API reliability and development velocity in the short-term, by far the easiest approach was to throw more infrastructure at the problem.