Sentence examples for find it tricky to from inspiring English sources

Because of health worries about mobile-phone masts in France, Iliad may find it tricky to build its network.

Doesn't she find it tricky to work with them on?

As a dyslexic I often find it tricky to read from a script.

Some buyers may find it tricky to configure the MediaSmart depending on their computer.

Firms may find it tricky to persuade workers to accept lower wages than mandated by national pay deals.

I find it tricky to buy the right amount of fruit: it's either all underripe or suddenly overripe.

But investors who bought Keydata bonds that were not marketed as Isas may find it trickier to obtain compensation.

If her opinion prevails, the EU could find it trickier to sign wide-ranging free-trade agreements.

But some fans have guessed the Night's Watch might find it trickier to burn Jon's body than they'd expect.

Mr. Bloomberg has also prided himself on establishing warm relations with black New Yorkers, and may find it trickier to mount an aggressive campaign against a leading black politician.

You may find it trickier to build new friendships than at the start of your undergraduate degree, as you may be in a department in which many people already know each other.