Sentence examples for is in a tricky position from inspiring English sources

Yet Mrs. Merkel is in a tricky position.

The prime minister is in a tricky position.

As a former chairman of the Big Board, Mr. Donaldson is in a tricky position.

The number of students funded to pursue PhDs will also fall, by 25%.True, the council is in a tricky position.

As both D.N.C. chairman and a board member of the Clinton library, Mr. McAuliffe is in a tricky position, linking party and library, where Congressional investigators are rooting around for hanky-panky in the donation lists.

If Toulon are only going to release him for a king's ransom – which even the richest English club cannot afford – he really is in a tricky position in terms of World Cup participation.

Music radio is in a trickier position.

Prime Minister Gordon Brown is in a trickier position than Thatcher though: while she was able to also reduce borrowing rates, Brown cannot, having made Britain's central bank independent when his left-of-center Labor party came to power 1997.

In recent years, CNN has been in a tricky position.

The new prosecutor, possibly an African, will be in a tricky position.

Joel I. Klein, the former New York City schools chancellor, was in a tricky position.