tricky

- Certain foods & drink help - this changes and is tricky. - I face the door.

Musk said afterward in a Twitter post: “Rockets are tricky&=&." Am I the only one who finds this a bit misleading?

The political problem of who gets to control the Earth's thermostat is, of course, a tricky one.

But the tickets were really tricky. The big ticket companies make exclusive arrangements with these rooms.

Also the barrier to entry with learning rails is a little tricky. PHP by comparison is fairly easy to get up and running.

And we were silly for being confusing by the tricky legal stuff. For instance, they say "The language we proposed also raised question about whether your photos can be part of an advertisement."

Even if we did find a tricky way into the Primary tab, theyre smart over there, and theyd more than likely address any reasonable workaround. The Promotions tab is there so I don't have to see your emails.

Basically, in my brief scanning, he seems to be saying 'Congress, this could open an absurdly tricky loophole if I say yes, please do something'.

Traditional assert stuff, what is the nice syntax worth if tricky bugs hit you where you most want to avoid it, in tests. Libraries like RSpec might be "nice", but they are certainly not "easy-to-use", and I don't think I would call them quite "clean", if I look at their source code.

The dichotomy of best/worst or, as I often think of it, acceptable versus available is a tricky one, and it's not one which I feel I've yet solved. But I can certainly see how areas of my life tend towards the latter.

Vetting this vaccination is also tricky, since it requires human field testing in Africa. In other words, this vaccine is the culmination of 50 years of dedication, research, and hard work.

The mail one is tricky because somehow people expect that to carry over to email but email is an entirely different beast than regular mail.

In other words, it's especially tricky to criticize the military during active conflicts. Also, Three Kings is a fantastic movie.

It requires more thought and is surprisingly tricky to implement once you get past the really easy "read-only" versus "write" type security checks, but it seems to be the way things are going.

It was more just saying "hey, effective written communication is a tricky thing. Where the author of the article may have failed in some of the important technical details of the article, you have also failed in presenting your corrections in a somewhat offensive manner.

If users do choose to merge their personal account with a Team, things become a bit tricky. Teams admins want better control of data within a Team, and users want easy access to their personal stuff, but its not possible for us to differentiate between Team data and personal stuff in the same account.

When I ordered a set of three foot-long chicken parmesan sandwiches from Subway a few weeks ago, the guy behind the counter said, "Because prime numbers are fundamentally connected with multiplication, understanding their additive properties can be tricky." I was confused at the time, but it makes sense now.

Using these 1 GB pages for the contents of a file is a bit tricky, since they need to be allocated off the hugetlbfs filesystem that does not allow writes and requires that the pages be allocated at boot time. My solution was a run one program that creates a shared map, copy the file in, pause that program, and then have the bytesum program read the copy that uses the 1 GB pages.

The line can sometimes be tricky to draw and can require careful and fair-minded judgments given the interests at stake. But how often do we have situations where nothing of the kind happens and instead the issues are decided, in essence, by who pays off whom and who has what degree of political or bureaucratic pull that can be used to protect systems and structures that are far inferior to what the new competition might offer.