Sentence examples for tricky life from inspiring English sources

And, knowing it, all we ask is for timely and reasonable NHS support that doesn't make a tricky life even harder.

Not out of pity, but seeing how tricky life is and how hard it is to make the right choices".

As one client aptly put it, "Each time I meet with you every two weeks, I leave your office feeling like you pressed my reset button!" Therapy is really about whatever a client needs -- a one-time conversation, a temporary source of support during a tricky life transition, or an ongoing experience to optimized health--physically, mentally, emotionally and spiritually.

He's also a man with a tricky personal life.

Counter-histories are notoriously tricky – if Life With Father had opened in 1949 (or any other time) it might have been likelier to last eight performances than eight years.

But his misdemeanor conviction has made life tricky for his fellow senators.

(This was particularly helpful for sorting out a line I found tricky: "Nor has life in it aught better").

The result is confusing.This has made life tricky for Mr Obama's health department, which is implementing the law, and for firms trying to prepare.

I learnt how the offshore breeze funnelled down the calas (a cala is a beach between cliffs), and could make life tricky for man-powered boats.

Mr. Naughton labors mightily to master the man's complexities, but the performance lacks the intensity needed to spark this tricky play into life (2 15).

It's not hard to imagine how the "old guard" could, at some point in the future, make life tricky for Clegg.