Sentence examples for tricky space from inspiring English sources

Lending Club falls into a tricky space in financial regulation.

He admitted it was a tricky space: "Everyone has an idea of what should be on the plinth - everyone.

Of course, for a postcolonial intellectual, even one heralded as the father of modern African literature, the middle can be a rather tricky space to navigate.

As a term, "gastropub" is in danger of coming to mean "food for reasonably affluent young people who don't really care about food (or their waistline)." That said, Michael Psilakis's new gastropub, tucked into a tricky space just off Broadway, is far better than many.

The National staging represents a huge step forward for the young director, Polly Findlay, working for the first time in the capacious Olivier auditorium: a tricky space that turns out to be aptly suited to the play's large-scale emotions and sizable rhetorical set pieces.

How Creed, born in Wakefield, West Yorkshire, and brought up in Scotland, will fill the imposing north and south Duveen galleries, which run down the middle of Tate Britain, is still under wraps but it is a big and tricky space.

Here's where it gets tricky: Spaced throughout the graph in regular intervals are a series of tiny triangles.

But the deeper lines are trickier: space is so tight that there is nowhere for waste heat to go, which makes traditional air-conditioning impossible.

Mr. Holl took on something vaguely similar a few years ago for the Pratt Institute in Brooklyn, inserting an addition to its architecture school into a tricky, dissonant space connecting two 19th-century buildings.

Eventually the talk turned to money, and the designer described the $5,000 budget as "really tricky for a space this size".

If Greece are to stay solid and frustrate the Germans into submission Katsouranis will need to deny the tricky attacker any space and try to instil the dogged spirit that inspired him and his nation to winning the European Championships in 2004.