Sentence examples for be tricky to run from inspiring English sources
They can be tricky to run over at first due to their dodging abilities, but back them into a corner and anticipate their movements and they will be easy to eliminate.
Co-operatives were tricky to run, and squabbles could erupt, but hundreds of mouldering, dilapidated buildings were turned into agreeable homes.
I'm told they can be tricky to shoot: they run up trees, hang on for grim life.
"It's just tricky to run them all," Albright said.
It's also exercise, for free!" It may be trickier to cut corners when you run a small business, but bookseller Sam has one small-but-vital piece of wisdom.
The global progress incarnate in avocado toast is tricky to reverse, even when prices run high.
Over here much of the private sector isn't adding anything or innovating – indeed, it's tricky to do that when you're running an administrative office or supplying water.
"So, running parallel fixtures and a parallel business plan amongst everything else was tricky, to say the least".
