Today’s “Phrase of the Day” is the devil in the detail and it is a phrase meaning “something may seem simple at a first look generally, but problematic & complex things are always hidden in the details of it”.
Example Sentence: But the devil is in the detail. South Asian economies need to improve tariff preference use by better preparing business in navigating the complex rules of origin in FTAs and including issues relevant to global supply chains in future FTAs. Although India opted out of the RCEP talks in November 2019, the door is still open for it to join the agreement. India has also concluded FTAs with the United Arab Emirates and Australia in 2022.
This word is present in Trading more within Asia makes economic sense and click here to read it.
Courtesy: The Hindu
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