Sentence examples for tricky progress from inspiring English sources
When I talked to Danny Boyle earlier this year about his recent thriller with McAvoy, Trance, the director talked approvingly of the actor's "pugnacious character", but he also seemed to have some inside knowledge of Filth's tricky progress towards the screen.
As an artist, Tricky progresses not linearly but in a constant zigzag.
But reaching agreement on changes to ownership rules was particularly tricky and progress has been modest.
There's a chessboard in the room, showing a tricky endgame in progress.
The map also gets trickier as players progress through the game.
But thanks to increased efficiency, less money still bought more power.Measuring progress is tricky: the cost of electricity from new solar systems can vary from $90 to $300 per megawatt hour (MWh).
It's hard not see them scoring at least once on the break when they come to London, so it'll be tricky for Spurs to progress, but not impossible.
It has to make tricky decisions about how to progress.
One morning, Mike suggested that we practice "back-ferrying," a tricky maneuver that slows forward progress while carrying you laterally across the current.
He will need to be head and shoulders above the opposition, though, if Australia are to progress from a tricky group, which includes 2010 finalists Spain and the Netherlands.
