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Cantor Fitzgerald strategist Stephen Pope said that Schering-Plough was also vulnerable to consolidation because of its relatively high credit default spreads, making it tricky for the company to raise financing.

This can cause algal blooms, making it tricky for waterbirds such as ducks, geese and swans to find food.

Parties get closed down and this, combined with the decline in social structures for young people, is making it tricky for the festival industry to grow as fast as it has in other countries.

If we're booked to do old-skool sets, then it's fun and easy, but with new music, Dara's taste in drum & bass has always been harder and faster than mine, making it tricky for us to tag-team.

One reason to hope that they might is the SFO's decisive announcement, which exposes the whole issue to daylight, making it trickier for the arms dealer and its Whitehall patrons to exert influence without being noticed, as they so often have in the past.

Such high-net-worth individuals are considered "sophisticated investors," exempting Citigroup from certain registration requirements and making it trickier for regulators to bring a case.

Greece's banking troubles are a threat to economies in south-east Europe.A drying up of foreign bank credit would also put downward pressure on the currencies of countries that rely on foreign capital, making it trickier for them to cut interest rates to stimulate their economies.

The size of the metropolis has made it tricky for Oliver to gain media attention.

All these uncertainties make it tricky for HS2 to justify all the funds involved in advance.

But, having this wide range of career options can make it tricky for humanities graduates to decide what to do.

They are covered by Medicaid, the public health scheme for the cash-strapped, but in some states the rules make it tricky for providers to get reimbursed.