Sentence examples for proved tricky for some from inspiring English sources

The revamped layout proved tricky for some, including the defending champion, Vijay Singh.

The online toy market has proved tricky for some companies like eToys, a well-financed Internet toy retailer which declared bankruptcy earlier this year.

There's lots of stuff that's happening for disabled people right now that's not great, but it's hard to compare that to the Paralympics".This can prove tricky for some athletes, she adds: "I was very clear when I was competing that I had no public political view.

The technical side of the production proved tricky for Mr. Lonergan.

Tracy Martin's turn on the witness stand proved tricky for the defense because of the poignancy of his testimony.

Hitting with the wind proved tricky for both players as their shots often sailed long and it made it difficult to be offensive and accurate.

And I didn't read anything with photographs of a TV series on the cover; this proved tricky for a 1980s child.

The course proved tricky for nearly all the riders but Spence, who is a good rider, was unlucky to draw a particularly feisty horse and her score of 1096 points dropped her back down the field.

But that task has proved tricky for Mr. Santorum, who seemed to suggest last week that if Mr. Romney were the nominee, voters would be better off sticking with Mr. Obama in the White House.

He received a standing applause as he spoke to trade union delegates at the TUC conference in Brighton - an event that has proved tricky for Labour leaders in recent years.

Though many of you nominated favourite clues it sometimes proved tricky (for possibly obvious reasons) to determine just which were being referred to, so I won't declare a winner.