Sentence examples for tricky tests from inspiring English sources

President Hassan Rohani of Iran faces tricky tests whatever the outcome of the talks.

Observing a tricky test given a student by the name of Ernst.

This gives Germany a tricky test right away in Ukraine (see article).

"We've got 36 holes, and with this wind, it's a tricky test".

The issue is whether aid can work better, and the Nuba Mountains are putting that to a tricky test.

The Bulldogs face a tricky test in Utah Thursday, playing a nationally televised contest against a B.Y.U.

With the U.S. Treasury decision looming, China faces a tricky test in deciding when to make any currency moves.

Schiavone will present a tricky test for Kuznetsova after looking strong in her 6-0, 7-6 win against Monica Niculescu to join two other high-ranked seeds in advancing.

A trip to Wales greets Gus Poyet with his first game in charge of Sunderland, with the tricky test of Swansea.

Joe Schmidt's side are still yet to win a match in this year's tournament and face the tricky test of England at Twickenham in the next round.

Spending enough to preserve social stability without undermining the long-term economic objectives is a tricky test that many countries have failed, and at this point South Africa's work is far from complete.