Sentence examples for tricky leadership from inspiring English sources

Now the Government is divided over Europe, experiments messily with forms of reheated Thatcherism and faces a tricky leadership contest – and all this with a tiny majority of 12. Yet a lot of senior Labour figures now expect the Conservatives to win by a landslide in 2020.

The political elite remained unified enough to see through a tricky leadership change, despite needing to sacrifice one of their members - Bo Xilai.

She very often turned out to be a little tricky in her leadership, also in the facts she told the orchestra and the facts she told me.

This can be especially tricky for those in leadership positions, as Warner was during his last term as chairman of the Armed Services Committee from 2003 to 2006.

"It's a very tricky proposition for political leadership to assume that it can compete with people who do business full time making those kinds of decisions," said Gordon MacInnes, president of New Jersey Policy Perspective, a government research organization.

The government would not be bound by the result of the vote, based on a motion by Tory MP David Nuttall, but it could prove politically tricky for the Conservative leadership.

For an "anti-party", party leadership is a tricky concept.

For the West, striking a deal with the Taliban leadership would be tricky as well, not least because Mullah Omar provided sanctuary to Al Qaeda and Osama bin Laden, who masterminded the Sept. 11 attacks.

A black and female candidate (can Amy Poehler play Hillary AND Kucinich?) plus a bunch of prominent political wives also part of the story...casting might be trickier than your usual presidential leadership contest.

Particularly in public institutions, the leadership jobs are really tricky.

Nothing so bad greeted Mr Osborne; but just as local elections, a tricky EU referendum and a party leadership contest all loom, he certainly comes away with his once-formidable reputation badly dented.