Sentence examples for tricky start from inspiring English sources
It had a tricky start, but the shares are up 45% to 54p since July.
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Of Mann and Frau A tricky start to the year The gates are open ReprintsThe choice of Volgograd is not accidental.
DMI had a tricky start – initially contracted out to BBC technology supplier Siemens but then brought in-house back in 2009.
Of Mann and Frau A tricky start to the year The gates are open ReprintsLike any seasoned politician, Ms Thorning-Schmidt took the criticism in her stride and contrived to put a positive spin on the event.
This week the ECB started buying government bonds; it was already snapping up asset-backed securities and covered bonds.The announcement of QE in late January helped revive investor sentiment after a tricky start to the year.
Rachel Alexandra will have to overcome what could be a tricky starting point.
When his gran was working she would drop him off at her mother's house, which was where Tricky started to write: "It was pretty hard-core at my great-grandmother's place: no TV, no books, not much furniture, concrete floors.
Twice in the match they had overcome tricky starts against urgent new-ball bowling – 34 for three in the first innings and 52 for three in the second – each time grateful for a highly-skilled, diligent century around which the other batsmen could prosper.
February looks trickier, starting with back-to-back games against Arsenal and Chelsea, but it is fair to say Liverpool must be acutely aware of the team looming in their wing mirrors.
They are cheap and plentiful in garden centres and DIY sheds, so take the easy option and buy them in flower – they can be tricky to start from scratch.
