Sentence examples for finding tricky from inspiring English sources

6.45pm BST Back on 15, Stenson and Jimenez both make pars despite their approaches finding tricky positions at the back-right corner of the green.

The pre-Series A focus makes plenty of strategic sense since there is a difficult bridge for startups to cross from seed to Series A, which many are finding tricky in Southeast Asia.

Nonetheless, he admits he is finding it tricky.

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

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

But none of that dooms him to a completely static N.B.A. life, nor does it prevent him from finding that tricky equilibrium of utility and restraint.

It's hard to provide a definitive answer here, Chris, not least because we're finding it tricky to count exactly how many sponsors SC Columbia had on their kit for that match against Arsenal.

(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).

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.

After 11 years indeed, after being in power for all but nine of the past 73 years the Social Democrats are finding it tricky to persuade voters that they haven't run out of steam.To an outsider, this may seem odd.