Sentence examples for face the tricky from inspiring English sources

Ulster sit fourth in the table, but face a tricky run-in with games away to Munster and Ospreys before closing the season out at home to table-topping Leinster.

South Korea's new leader will face the tricky task of mopping up the aftermath.

All governments face the tricky balance of appeasing the markets without damaging growth: Britain's new government had a go this week (see article).

Joe Schmidt's side are still yet to win a match in this year's tournament and face the tricky test of England at Twickenham in the next round.

But then we had to face the tricky question, what would we do for Act III?" The original five scenes in the third act were reduced to three.

"The price of influence," Mr. Blair has also observed, "is that we do not leave the U.S. to face the tricky issues alone".

But fishers will face the trickier challenge of migrating marine life.

During this phase, one faces the tricky question of how many personas to create and how to prioritize them.

Last year a modern-day Alexander also faced the tricky problem of handing over a thriving kingdom.

He faces the tricky question of what to do about his bonus.

Last year a modern-day Alexander also faced the tricky question of how to hand over a successful operation.