Sentence examples for can prove tricky from inspiring English sources
It's laudable, but subjective categories can prove tricky.
Coming up with a financial model to capture your intuitions can prove tricky, especially if you're a philosophy major.
As the vast majority of clothes are made in the Far East, filling your wardrobe with British buys can prove tricky.
Finding a new finance director can prove tricky for insurance companies, as Aviva found last year when it struggled to find a replacement for the highly regarded Mr Biggs.
There's lots of stuff that's happening for disabled people right now that's not great, but it's hard to compare that to the Paralympics".This can prove tricky for some athletes, she adds: "I was very clear when I was competing that I had no public political view.
Such sharp ascents can prove tricky for out-and-out fast men such as André Greipel and Mark Cavendish, but are relished by the likes of Peter Sagan, the Tinkoff-Saxo rider whose quick acceleration up small climbs made him odds-on favourite for the win.
But gauging Mexican's reactions to Trump can prove a tricky proposition: responses often reflect self-interest, local political agendas, or socioeconomic status, with rich Mexicans apparently more concerned than their poor compatriots by Trump's shot at the US presidency.
Buchanan noted that the contextual attacks "can prove frustratingly tricky as you have a brief amount of time to input the commands, but the controls on most handsets are quite small".
In order to enjoy yourself properly at the Festival, it is necessary to back a winner and this can prove even trickier than you might imagine.
The challengers can surely use the same tools.Tigers struggle to build brandsBuilding global consumer brands may prove tricky.
