Sentence examples for have tricky from inspiring English sources

Warrington and Hull have tricky away games on Sunday, at the Crusaders and Bradford respectively.

Both sides have tricky financial issues to deal with, difficult family consequences to overcome and an awkwardness that passes only with time.

But the Iranians have tricky relations with Muqtada al-Sadr, the most belligerent of Iraq's Shia leaders, and shrink from picking a sectarian fight with Sunni fanatics.

Thirdly, if you have a difficult relationship with an ex-partner (or even a current one), it helps to have tricky conversations about any arrangement away from other stressors.

House of Fraser, Game and Fat Face may be shouting about booming sales over Christmas, but all have tricky histories: the department store chain and the clothing retailer were both snapped up by private equity investors at the height of the market, before the credit crunch kicked in.

The move highlights some of the challenges of the on-demand economy — in particular, on-demand parking services that can have tricky margin issues.

ReprintsFirst trips matter: leaders meet friends before those with whom they have trickier relations.

Some children, like Adrienne, have trickier problems that need professional help.

BAKU, Azerbaijan — This country has always had tricky geography.

Still, Cable and Wireless has tricky negotiations with Pacific Century ahead.

Early has tricky moves and a way of bouncing off the wall of other writers' ­theses.