Sentence examples for the tricky conditions from inspiring English sources

Barker, commenting on the tricky conditions, said: "We just didn't manage the downwind legs.

The tricky conditions have helped me but it was not luck we came out on top today, we chose correctly.

Djokovic sealed the tie by holding at 15 with a well-timed forehand lob winner — no easy feat given the tricky conditions.

But Murray handled the tricky conditions better to pull out a 5-7, 6-1, 6-1, 7-6 (7) victory.

And the first race saw Niklas Zennstrom's Rán handle the tricky conditions with some confidence to be second to Quantum, skippered by Ed Baird.

Kubica is an artist in the tricky conditions forecast and while the five championship rivals take care of each other, the Renault driver might well be in a position to help himself to the race.

Mental health problems are known to be among the trickiest conditions to treat.

Indeed, after more than 300 years of "ethnographical" reports from all continents and latitudes, egalitarianism at least among men; the trickier condition of women is discussed below is one of the best documented human universals, typical of all hunter-gatherer societies (Knauft 1991; reviewed in Boehm 1993, 1997, 1999, 2012; Erdal and Whiten 1994 , 1996 141 146.

There was a strong cross wind that picked up in the middle 1000, but our boat and the rest of the crews handled the sometimes tricky conditions well.

The most tricky conditions are when the rain is beginning or ending and the track is becoming wet or drying.

His performance on the Rio Hondo circuit, in tricky conditions requiring the highest level of feel and intelligence, was that of a rider who has grown out of the years when he always seemed to be having something to prove.