Sentence examples for tricky climate from inspiring English sources

Despite the country's notoriously tricky climate for outsiders — consider the private equity firm TPG's travails with its investment in Lenta supermarkets — Russia's nascent consumer market still holds attractions for acquisitive global companies.

That's a tricky climate for Thai artists like Rungjang to operate under.

Despite the tricky financial climate, it found that from 2008-11 the UK increased public spending in education as a proportion of national income by a greater figure than any other OECD nation.

It is now clear that deep reforms are not going to happen in the near future, reflecting both the profound ambivalence of India's ageing rulers and a tricky political climate, with a weak coalition and an election looming (see table).A new tax to replace a mess of local levies on goods and services has been shelved until after the poll.

Not only did it land in the middle of a European summit supposedly devoted to the tricky matter of climate change, it arrived in Britain at an extremely delicate moment in the European debate.

One of the trickiest aspects regarding climate change is to examine a specific event and to determine to what degree it was "caused by climate change".

For such a model to work, the de facto minimum wage would have to come down significantly, which would be tricky in the current climate.

Polar bears, which hunt for seals along the ice's edge, and walruses, which fish there, will both be hard-hit.The effects on the wider climate are tricky to assess.

Well, if you're not looking to jump ship just yet - or climbing the career ladder is increasingly tricky in the current climate - perhaps a sideways move would suit you instead.

Collating these views and coming up with a set of goals that are universally agreeable, and include universal targets on tricky issues, such as climate change, peace and security, and women's reproductive rights, as well as finding new models to fund them, will be the challenge of the next two years.

Cave climates are tricky and often counterintuitive, Mr. Buecher said.