Sentence examples for in tricky situations from inspiring English sources

"We can find ourselves in tricky situations.

When he finds himself in tricky situations, he has to reduce his profile and work indirectly to get the Council to work together".

According to Rugg social workers should have a degree of empathy and compassion, be clear about what they want to achieve and be able to stay calm in tricky situations.

Written by a number of authors under the pseudonym Carolyn Keene, the Nancy Drew novels featured a plucky 18-year-old amateur sleuth whose curiosity and single-minded pursuit of answers often lands her in tricky situations.

Indeed Ms. McCaskill has earned a reputation for finding herself in tricky situations and then getting herself out of them, sometimes from her habit of straying off script, and other times because of personal associations.

Episodes like the news briefing on Tuesday are part of the most difficult trial yet for Ms. Clarke, 43, who has devoted her career in politics and public relations to working with clients in tricky situations.

Cassandra was a daughter of King Priam of Troy and therefore a Trojan rather than a Greek, though she was ignored with disastrous consequences.DAVID GARROODFarnham Common, BuckinghamshireStudent politicsSIR Of course Guy Debord and the situationists had a large influence on the French student movement in 1968 ("Tricky situations", May 2nd).

It's fun to watch her get caught in some tricky situations and have to talk her way out of them.

This leaves the Obama Administration, and Secretary Clinton in particular, in a tricky situation: Mr. Cohen may be replaced, but without a grand strategy into which 21st century statecraft fits, this tactic may lose direction as quickly as it grows in prominence.

On the whole I hope that diplomacy reigns in my various tricky situations and that I'm able to deliver with a smile--even if it is a virtual smile by e-mail!

This is troublesome in cul-de-sacs and other tricky situations in which the robot cannot see far or well enough to determine a route.