Sentence examples for overcome tricky from inspiring English sources

Hicks's fine translations overcome tricky problems — one dénouement involves "Paris" being misread as a word written in Cyrillic — and successfully capture Zoshchenko's knockabout use of everyday speech.

Twice in the match they had overcome tricky starts against urgent new-ball bowling – 34 for three in the first innings and 52 for three in the second – each time grateful for a highly-skilled, diligent century around which the other batsmen could prosper.

To realise their dream they must overcome some tricky technical, legal and cultural problems.

But even if she does manage to overcome the tricky maneuvering of coalition-building across party lines, an economic crisis could be waiting in the wings to hurt her career prospects.

Joint third seeds Neil and Torrance start with a second-round test against Crieff's Niall Jarvie and David Purdie from Largs and may have to overcome a tricky third round match against Thomson and Mauchline's Adam Hall if they want to face Van Rietvelde and Blair in the semi-finals.

"It just feels very natural that you always have access to the encyclopedia, map, and such on the GamePad, while playing on the TV," Simogo's Simon Flesser tells me his is the name you'll see first in the credits, which you should at least reach once given the Wii U port provides plenty of clues to help you overcome its trickier sections.

But without a senior medal to his name, and having to overcome an often tricky qualifying round before entering the main draw, Drinkhall is aware of the challenge he faces in Rotterdam.

But while these hurdles may have seemed the largest and most difficult to overcome, a far trickier impediment threatens to overwhelm and slow down the progress of multimedia, even as the pace of technology speeds it up.

Ego can be a barrier to effective partnerships: There are barriers and these can be tricky to overcome.

Iraq were a tricky obstacle overcome, but the monster Scylla and the deadly whirlpool Charybdis still await Postecoglou's plucky crew.

"A first innings lead of 91 might prove to be tricky to overcome, but it's an easier wicket to bat on than on day one and the Lancashire side will be hoping for batting contributions through the order to try and put on a good total.