Sentence examples for tricky to adapt from inspiring English sources
Was it tricky to adapt for 2014?
It would seem that a book like The Handmaid's Tale ― an interior story that relies heavily on flashbacks ― would be a tricky to adapt into a movie or miniseries, let alone a multi-season TV show.
Older buildings of architectural interest can be some of the trickiest to adapt, but the message from the magic steps is that taking the time to look for innovative options can pay dividends.
Charlie and the Chocolate Factory has taken five years to become a stage musical, for reasons logistical – Sam Mendes, the director, was out for three of them doing Skyfall – and practical: the book is a tricky one to adapt.
Blood Meridian is a particularly tricky book to adapt.
Because bras are tricky to make and styles have to adapt to changing tastes, production relationships tend to be sticky, and the gloss of good labor standards only helps.
He added: "Increased concentration and greater care is needed to adapt to the muddy tracks and changeable conditions, which make country roads particularly tricky.
Apparently if people aren't actually watching TV during prime time, it makes advertising "trickier to measure and pitch to marketers," resulting in less ad revenue, giving the networks "no choice but to adapt".
