Sentence examples for given the tricky from inspiring English sources

Djokovic sealed the tie by holding at 15 with a well-timed forehand lob winner — no easy feat given the tricky conditions.

Sturgeon's stature has also risen after four years at the helm of the Scottish health service, no mean feat given the tricky nature of her brief.

Whatever happens, given the tricky times ahead, he will need to develop a thick skin: he will be blamed when things go wrong, even if it is not his fault.

Following the passage of a deeply divisive health bill, we are now in the middle of the authorisation of clinical commissioning groups (CCGs), the bodies that have been given the tricky task of making clinical commissioning a reality.

Westwood's round was even more remarkable given the tricky wind in Chonburi.

However the manner of an ultimately tense win - following defeats by Bath, London Irish and Gloucester - was of little importance, especially given the tricky conditions.

Their younger cast mates play characters who are comparatively unencumbered, but they are also given the trickier task of acting in a quasi-silent film.

Given the long, tricky hills late in the race, breaking Pippig's record would be exciting for almost everyone except Ndereba herself.

I may not have given the tip withheld from the tricky cabbie or the smokestack waitress to a homeless person, but I probably spent that money on something else... lunch, a magazine, train fare.

Predicting what will happen in Italian politics is tricky, given the large number of moving parts.

But designing the auctions will be tricky, given the complexity and mix of structured financial products.