Sentence examples for be a tricky time for from inspiring English sources
Summer can be a tricky time for small business owners.
"Christmas can be a tricky time for blended families," says Keren Smedley, author of Who's That Sleeping in My Bed?
This was always going to be a tricky time, for in the phrase of her 1950s and '60s predecessor, William McChesney Martin, she has to "take the punchbowl away just as the party gets going".
Summer can be a tricky time for dressing infants because they can overheat very quickly.
4) It's a tricky time for anyone starting out.
It was a tricky time for anyone who loved Paul Simon, and surely not an easy time for Simon himself.
This has been a tricky time for The Eden Project: Hazard was last week suspended from the Belgium squad for three matches for his reaction to being subbed off after an hour of June's Euro 2012 qualifier against Turkey.
The London-to-Broadway transfer of "Equus," starring Daniel Radcliffe and Richard Griffiths, has set its dates: it will begin performances on Sept. 5 at the Broadhurst Theater on West 44th Street, with an official opening on Sept. 25... Previews are a tricky time for shows; you have to fill seats to ignite the word of mouth, but the reviews have not come out, and few may know about your show.
It's a tricky time for Turnbull, who clearly understands the science, but is hamstrung by a party room that won't let him act on it.
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