Sentence examples for away from tricky from inspiring English sources

Teams will have less reason to shy away from tricky non-conference matchups, secure in the knowledge that they can win their way into the postseason through their own conferences.

Roddick was hours away from a tricky matchup against the talented Australian teenager Bernard Tomic.

Bell, who is based in Menlo Park, didn't shy away from this tricky issue.

As they have nationally, the candidates have worked to switch the immigration conversation away from the tricky question of what should happen to those in the country illegally, making it instead largely about terrorism.

It does not shy away from the trickier parts of the picture.

When it is Mr Blair reminding them that voting Conservative carries its own risks, that it could damage their economic well-being, perhaps that might impress such Britons a bit.In the interest of Labour Party unity, Mr Blair will be staying well away from the many tricky areas where he and Mr Miliband disagree, encompassing much foreign and economic policy.

Yet the further Inditex moves away from home, the trickier it will be to cater to instant-fashion whims.

Tracking the health of an app can be particularly tricky when away from a computer.

Annenberg's backyard course in Palm Springs was well away from cameras and spectators, so Tricky Dick could hack away in blissful privacy.

"We've got through a tricky tie away from home, we're in the hat and I'm pleased for the chairman as it's a few more quid in the coffers for him".

Do they take care of their bodies in and out of season?" Trout, the AL MVP runner-up in 2012 and 2013, is not considered high-risk, but his elite status and the fact he is four years away from free agency make negotiations tricky.