Sentence examples for tricky times ahead from inspiring English sources
Whatever happens, given the tricky times ahead, he will need to develop a thick skin: he will be blamed when things go wrong, even if it is not his fault.
In addition to the title story, we get such selections as "Tricky Times Ahead Pal," "Talking About My Wife," "As If from Nowhere," "Pieces of Shit Do Not Have the Power to Speak," "Justice for One," "Death Is Not.," and "Bangs & a Full Moon".
The bank pointed to a tricky time ahead for the company: Grid faces a potentially challenging six months with final regulatory decisions due for its UK regulated businesses (December), Rhode Island businesses (January) and upstate New York businesses (March).
Updated at 3.41pm GMT 3.34pm GMT George Osborne explains that Mark Carney will bring 'fresh perspective' to the Bank of England, and help UK businesses and families through the tricky economic times ahead.
Cameron addressed MPs on the government's response to the referendum, announcing the establishment of a dedicated civil service unit to advise a new government on how best to negotiate departure, while warning that there could be tricky economic and political times ahead.
But these are tricky times.
Expect spine-prickling times ahead.
There are tougher times ahead.
There are tough times ahead".
We've certainly had some tricky times.
