Sentence examples for tricky change from inspiring English sources

It is, in fact, an immensely tricky change of mindset.

Brought in to steer the Department of Energy (DOE) lab through a tricky change of mission, Drell said she would stick around long enough only to get the job done.

Even the tricky change to a minor key in "Rich Man" I modulated every time with aplomb.

As a customer, it took me two levels of assistance and nearly two hours before I found anyone at Blue Cross/Blue Shield who knew how to fill out the tricky "change request" form.

Despite her tricky changes of direction Logan Frances Kruger moves through Limón's formal patterns with silky radiance.

But there are signs that it may have successfully wooed one or two smaller parties outside its present coalition, which may help it push tricky changes through parliament.The promise of a push on reforms has been made and broken consistently by the government for years.

This music sounds more organic, meant to be played live, and Prince is trying out players for a new band, ones who'll be able to grasp the tricky changes in the new songs.

A trickier change is unifying Cuba's two currencies state firms use a "convertible peso" at parity to the dollar while wages are paid in Cuban pesos, worth barely four cents.

But it's a tricky sea change to negotiate and I was nervous about it.

"It is going to be tricky to change because it gets us into territory of being accused of not respecting Afghan culture, which is always difficult," a western diplomat in Kabul admitted.

On the one hand, Corbyn requires a tricky gear change from political comics, in that he simply doesn't fit modern satire's default "they're all the same, they're all unprincipled careerists" paradigm.