Sentence examples for at a particularly tricky from inspiring English sources

The suspension comes at a particularly tricky time for MSNBC.

Liberalisation of cross-border services is coming at a particularly tricky moment for SNCF.

It is taking place at a particularly tricky point in time.

If confirmed, Mr Bernanke will take charge of the Fed at a particularly tricky time, when the American economy looks unusually unbalanced, with a record high current-account deficit, the biggest housing bubble in history and rising inflation.

At the time, Dr. Crenshaw was at Duke studying a particularly tricky question in biomechanics: how microscopic marine organisms swim.

She looks panicky for a moment, at the prospect of a particularly tricky financial poser..

If it is a particularly tricky boundary, practice at least 15 times; it will help you wire your brain to the new boundary and the words will be easier to say when you come to do it for real.

Mr. Blair is in a particularly tricky position because he wants so many possibly contradictory things at once.

It's a particularly tricky challenge.

This is threading a particularly tricky needle.

A particularly tricky issue is how to address an envelope.