Sentence examples for might prove tricky from inspiring English sources
Understandably, eating a spotty banana might prove tricky at first.
Even apparently simple things, such as finding space to store the extra food, might prove tricky.
So unless you live within 30-minutes of an Amazon centre for a drone that has a maximum speed of 50 mph, that might prove tricky.
King said that trying to keep up with real-life political developments might prove tricky, adding that he's "stunned in politics how things change overnight".
"A chase of 250 might prove tricky at Aigburth, but this is the sort of game that separates title challengers from the rest".
Some have proposed smarter, greener ideas, but if you look at the history of the toilet and the psychology of our attitudes toward it, implementing these toilet overhauls might prove tricky.
Winning contracts might prove trickier, however, for a firm under investigation by the federal authorities.
LOS ANGELES — Christopher J. Dodd, the former Democratic senator of Connecticut, was named as Hollywood's top lobbyist on Tuesday, a move that might initially prove tricky because of lobbying restrictions for former members of Congress.
The emphasis on surviving might prove slightly trickier in the case of the writer and philosopher Simone Weil, who died during the Second World War partly as a result of reducing her diet to a bare minimum, out of a deep sense of identification with victims of the war.
