Sentence examples for a tricky week for from inspiring English sources

Sadly it has been a tricky week for grassroots gurning.

It has been a tricky week for brands that rely on celebrities to endorse their wares.

Murray Mount was a sea of union flags, and there was hardly a saltire in sight - this has been a tricky week for Alex Salmond, with a vibrant new Britishness born before our eyes.

It has been a tricky week for the club, with Fred kicking it off with a plea to leave — "I don't get enough games here," he said — Sidney Govou caught drink-driving and five times over the legal limit and ended with Lyon drawn to face Barcelona in the Champions League.

Free bullets fail to sway gun investors It's been a tricky week for America's gun companies – not least for the iconic manufacturer Smith & Wesson which was launching a snazzy new weapon on the very day that Cho Seung-Hui went on his murderous rampage in Virginia.

Week two has always been a tricky week for me when it comes to picking winners in the NFL.

This detail - and the reference that the published argument was one he heard in Washington - appear to make for a tricky week ahead for the prime minister.

It's a way of recognising what a tricky week this is for punters and how things can go badly wrong for any of us.

Drexler would make for a tricky week.

A: Tricky.

They may have to wait another week — Chicago's been a tricky place for the Red Bulls to go of late.