Sentence examples for be a tricky target from inspiring English sources

BBC Radio Leicester's Richard Rae: "Leicestershire's bowling attack was unable to get as much out of the Grace Road pitch as Derbyshire had managed the previous day and so what had looked as though it could be a tricky target proved straightforward for the visitors.

Of course, brand management in the age of the real-time web can be a tricky business – it's a forever moving target where even the most established brands are being caught out.

As we've noted before, brand management in the age of the real-time web can be a tricky business – it's a forever moving target where even the most established brands are being caught out.

"Google is a tricky beast and a moving target," he told me, "so we try to decipher it, to reverse-engineer it".

The only judges of these ads are youngsters Targeting teenagers is a tricky business.

This is a tricky issue.

That is a tricky distinction.

It was a tricky lock.

St. John's is a tricky situation.

It's a tricky job.

It's a tricky exercise.