Sentence examples for finding it tricky from inspiring English sources

Nonetheless, he admits he is finding it tricky.

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So I've been finding it tricky to not lose perspective on what it is I'm doing in the first place.

Now, 30 years after forming inspirational indie band Television Personalities, he is finding it tricky just to climb on stage.

As it is, some firms are already finding it tricky to comply with the PCAOB's new rules, which restrict the provision of certain non-audit services by auditors.

(As any gun-lover knows, with the M4 "there's a problem with one-shot kills," says Mr Carlson: ie, soldiers are finding it tricky to take out distant targets with a single shot).

Anyone in Azerbaijan wanting to hail a taxi is finding it trickier than they expected after a delay in manufacturer Manganese Bronze delivering the vehicles.

Now that the financial crisis has burst the real estate bubble in Britain and sunk the formerly high-flying pound, the legions who crossed the channel are finding it trickier to achieve their idyll.

Now that the financial crisis has burst the real-estate bubble in Britain and sunk the formerly high-flying pound, the legions who crossed the English Channel are finding it trickier to achieve their idyll.

The slate grey skies and steady rain had prompted Warrington to switch on the floodlights but Shaun McRae is finding it much trickier to lift the gloom hanging over the City Reds Super Leaguee future.

I'm not sure what kind of education you can get if you only have access to one perspective but, as Notre Dame is finding, it's a tricky balancing act.