Sentence examples similar to tricky horizon from inspiring English sources
"They looked stronger at the Britannia and they will be determined not to drop any early season points, particularly with some tricky fixtures on the horizon". Former Arsenal striker Lukas Podolski has posted pictures of his Galatasaray team-mates asleep.
Upon the horizon England have one tricky game and one straightforward one in their quest for the World Cup.
It is about 30 percent more accurate than other models on a three-month time horizon and performs especially well in the tricky times when the economy is in a recession, or turning around.
The treaty will go for ratification to the legislatures in both countries, and the politics of Senate ratification could be tricky, coming at a polarized moment with a midterm election on the horizon.
TRYING to look over the horizon to plot the coming year in business has always been a tricky enterprise.
When the pitchforks are out -- when you're BP after the Deepwater Horizon spill, say, or Coca-Cola amid the sugary drinks backlash -- that's where it gets tricky.
If your time horizon is very short, like a year, then you must pick a benchmark via simple forecasting, which is tricky (see my Apr. 3 column).
