Sentence examples for more tricky challenge from inspiring English sources
Replacing Johnson's confidence, excitement, passion and influence -- championship-minded ingredients -- is a much more tricky challenge.
Actors are routinely required to express joy, cry real tears or shed fake blood; yet there is no technical challenge more tricky than the business of drinking on stage.
Rafael Marquéz, twice a European Cup winner with Barcelona, took a pay cut last season to embrace the challenge of keeping Hellas Verona in Serie A. The 36-year-old helped them do just that – the physical and mental challenge of facing younger and more tricky opponents in a league that he felt was the most competitive he could play in being a crucial factor.
That's a tricky challenge, since the louder music becomes, and the more obtrusive its beats, the more that intelligibility and melodic subtlety tend to fall by the wayside.
The challenge for Miliband is, at first sight, more tricky.
The Simpson story requires re-creating and filming the Tour de France in the 1960s, a tricky challenge, "but I'm not scared of it any more," he says.
Parents face a tricky challenge.
11.26am: The Dutch parliament face a tricky challenge today.
With Indonesia, Mr. Obama faces a similarly tricky challenge.
Some questions are more tricky than others.
