Sentence examples for proving tricky for from inspiring English sources

Fiennes plays a character who is blind, and this is proving tricky for Richardson.

IF making money is proving tricky for swap site developers, industry advisers said they believe the traffic can support at least some of the swap sites.

But unloading those properties is proving tricky for Mr. Sperling, who has the distinction of being the city's single-largest residential taxpayer, with bills for his three properties totaling more than $800,000 this year.

Despite the potential German deal, Europe is proving tricky for Vodafone, with increased competition and the poor economic outlook leading to price cuts in countries such as Italy and Spain.

The endorsement could prove tricky for Mr. Hevesi.

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

Portraying itself as inexpensive, however, could prove tricky for Whole Foods.

The fixture will prove tricky for the Tigers though, Hull have not beaten Chelsea since 1988.

Getting a ticket for the match in Bosnia is likely to prove tricky for Ireland supporters.

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

Unfortunately, rhythm proves tricky for Keane, a band programmed to sway rather than funk out.