Sentence examples similar to tricky disaster from inspiring English sources

While you're protected in your fortress of concrete and brick waiting for help, or at least someone to give the all clear, things can get a little tricky, disaster-preparedness-wise.

Comparisons are tricky, since climbing disaster films are rare.

Natural disasters are tricky to engineer, but coups and terror are always possible.

Generators are a way -- although a tricky one -- to forestall disaster.

Barack Obama was due to tour some of the areas hardest hit by superstorm Sandy as he and his rival Mitt Romney sought to navigate the tricky political waters stirred up by disaster.

Troubling for Labour, tricky for some Tories and a potential disaster for many Lib Dems: there is something for every English MP to dislike in the draft constituency boundary changes.

It was a tricky deadline for GM Ryan McDonough, who was facing an impending disaster: letting Dragic walk in free agency.

The tricky part is knowing which ones will turn into disasters, and distinguishing them from the false positives.

It's this tricky confluence of human behavior and technology that JMA and Disaster Preparedness personnel will continue to navigate.

If the movie is a tragedy, a couple must reunite through shared disaster (sick children are always convenient); if a comedy, some tricky device is called for.

DAYTON, Ohio — Perhaps nothing better encapsulated the tricky calculus of running for president in the midst of a natural disaster than the mixed messages flashing on a giant screen here Tuesday at an event for Mitt Romney.