Sentence examples for tricky opportunities from inspiring English sources

What is clear is that we have to help young people navigate the tricky opportunities and experiences that will face them in adolescence.

WASHINGTON — The burst of job growth in January gives President Obama a fresh — but tricky — opportunity to revise the grim economic narrative of his presidency while offering Mitt Romney a choice: embrace a new optimism or campaign against a sinking economy even as it shows signs of turning around.

In this time of dot-com promises and pitfalls, the legal profession has become a tricky terrain of opportunities and land mines, which is why George M. Dillehay, publisher of The New York Law Journal, says there is room for yet another publication for lawyers.

Identifying opportunities can be tricky.

Identifying opportunities can be tricky, but it's not a science!

The critical balance of having the right amount of employees to service your clients well while leaving a little bandwidth to jump on a new opportunity can be tricky to find.

But deciding which opportunities to accept can be tricky for bloggers, who risk overexposure and being seen as a corporate shill.

In spite of the huge market opportunities, however, historically it's been tricky for foreign technology businesses to gain significant traction inside the Eastern power.

To go from 5% to 20%, which you really need to make it economically viable, that was pretty tricky, and quite frankly, there's a lot of opportunities for us in other areas.

In arranging this international photo opportunity, Mr. Bush nearly got mired in some tricky local politics.

So, yes, in a way a tricky decision, but in another way it gives an opportunity for players to play in that environment and excel in it.