Sentence examples for time is tricky from inspiring English sources

Getting to appointments on time is tricky.

There's the imposed 90-minute running time: "To do justice to 11 major characters in that time is tricky".

Tracking opinions on immigration policy over time is tricky because each pollster asks different questions with different options, making for apples-to-oranges comparisons.

Again, time is tricky with me -- my memory is like Swiss cheese now -- but I'd say in the last year, I have seen an increase in people saying.

Anway, stamping out pornography in these wired times is tricky: foreign Internet servers now have Polish-language sites.

However, an exact comparison of development times is tricky.

Organising gear requirements, gear sharing and sound check times is tricky.

The fathers are relieved that the wedding lottery didn't force a postponement, because Justin, 26, juggles three jobs in Brooklyn and getting time off is tricky, and Zachary, 22, is a student up in Plattsburgh, N.Y., and faces a six-hour drive back home.

Part-time teaching is tricky mainly due to the demand and timetabling, says Ponsford.

The church stresses that women should be educated, but in practice combining children with full-time study is tricky.

Determining the right time to intervene is tricky, he said after the hearing.