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(nurse, practice 2) [The risk assessment component] was tricky as far as the parent's concerned.
Admittedly, defining experimental music can be tricky as it's not really a genre at all (it originally referred to mid-20th century classical composers like La Monte Young and John Cage, but now applies more to a general pushing of boundaries).
This can be tricky, as you will probably be talking a lot and answering many questions over the course of the lunch.
This will be tricky as the lipstick is hard and in a tiny container.
Games and entertainment can be tricky at a 13th birthday, as you might not want to play the kind of games you liked when you were younger.
"The logistics were tricky as we had a huge amount of kit and it all had to be cleaned for infection control as we moved from bed to bed and in and out of the wards.
"I don't always understand the market," says Kerry Brougher, the deputy director and chief curator of the Hirshhorn, "but Klein has a position in art history that isn't going away".Yet organising a retrospective of Klein's work is tricky, as his artistic evolution lacks a clear narrative.
Inspiring dread in a reader is tricky as the story will need to do a lot of work to keep the reader engaged and involved, but it is a powerful type of fear.
"That's tricky," as Mr Gent might say.
