Sentence examples for tricky career from inspiring English sources

While Maine has a long tradition of inspiring painters, retreating there permanently can be a tricky career move.

World music night at the iTunes festival featured two very different bands with new albums to promote and tricky career moves to negotiate.

These women can provide practical advice and offer suggestions about how to navigate a tricky career path.

Coldplay finds itself at a tricky career juncture putting out and promoting its new album closely on the heels of the public announcement of the split between lead singer Chris Martin and actress Gwyneth Paltrow, who described their amicable parting as a "conscious uncoupling".

I agree that navigating the change from two incomes to one can be tricky ("From Career to Car Pool," Dec. 11, 2000, p. 340).

To ease that tricky early-career transition, ONES grantees are encouraged to establish and meet annually with an advisory committee comprising senior experts in their disciplines.

Hazel's stunt, like the extended stunt of Lombard's career, is tricky, improbable.

Blatter has sensed the way the political wind is blowing and, as in previous tricky periods of his career, is changing tack.

The German press is reporting rumours of plans to sack 6,600 workers and shut five factories in Germany, which Airbus denies.Mr Gallois is well qualified to tackle the trickiest job of his career.

But giving up a career is a tricky thing.

I've had some tricky times in my international career, but 3-0 down after three is not good.