Sentence examples for find it tricky to get a job from inspiring English sources
And you'll probably find it tricky to get a job as an au pair, since the main qualifications have tended to be extreme youth and long legs.
You will, for example, probably find it tricky to get a job as a TV presenter, or a newsreader, or a model, or an actor, because if you're 45, you're an "older" woman, even though a sixtysomething man like John Humphrys, or Jeremy Paxman, is "middle-aged".
While I enjoyed this a lot, the kids found it tricky to get the start right and kept falling in.
As any law student knows, it's tricky to get a graduate job in the legal industry.
But beginners can find it tricky enough just getting in the boat without capsizing.
Do they find it tricky getting around?
Find a place to get a job.
For Carl, a felony conviction has made getting a job trickier than usual.
It can be tricky to find a new job that you love or get a new group of friends at school, but it's not very hard, for instance, to spend a little time practicing piano every evening if you love music.
