Sentence examples for facing tricky from inspiring English sources

Sunday Palermo vs. Napoli With Serie A back in full swing, and with the leaders A.C. Milan and Juventus facing tricky trips to Atalanta and Lecce, the real passion could be down south.

Yet the relationship between India and its stockmarket, the world's 11th-largest, is not that simple.India is a nervous place, facing tricky economic circumstances and an election by 2014 that some fear could lead to political mayhem.

This weekend's fixtures should provide further evidence of the growing strength in depth of the competition, with Wigan and Bradford facing tricky trips to Salford and Perpignan respectively, while Harlequins quietly fancy their chances of springing a surprise at Hull.

center, said that throughout the campaign students were "figuring out what it means to be a Muslim in America," and that seven years after 9/11, young Muslims are still facing tricky questions in their everyday lives.

"Nobody," says their defender Maxime Balieux of his team-mates, "has caught the melon".* Other Ligue 1 clubs facing tricky trips to plucky amateur upstarts include Grenoble, who head to Grande Synthe on Sunday, and Lille, who visit Dunkerque tonight.

As ever, however, he will have faced tricky dilemmas.

President Hassan Rohani of Iran faces tricky tests whatever the outcome of the talks.

Vine has also faced tricky decisions over pornography, banning sexually explicit clips in March 2014.

An emergency meeting of South American presidents was due to take place on April 18th.Both sides face tricky decisions.

All organisations sometimes face tricky circumstances and even those with the best will find that unexpected costs arise.

The plan is likely to face tricky questions over its mandate in Libyan waters, while aid agencies say it will do nothing to stop the crisis.