Sentence examples for tricky to get a from inspiring English sources

As any law student knows, it's tricky to get a graduate job in the legal industry.

And you'll probably find it tricky to get a job as an au pair, since the main qualifications have tended to be extreme youth and long legs.

Also, the no-cover fee can make it tricky to get a seat sometimes, but you can always head to the mini dance floor by the stage.

It might be tricky to get a table right now, but do persevere: there'll be another big opening along soon to distract them, and a dining experience this good is worth a little wait.

It takes a little time to adjust to this dual movement forward (toward home) and back (into the past), if only because it makes it tricky to get a firm footing in the story.

Staged in the alfresco environs of Regent's Park, the open-air "Into the Woods" was sometimes as tricky to get a purchase on as its multi-tiered set on a damp night.

That makes it trickier to get a consensus about what the right figure should be, and consensus is important since the whole point of NGDP targeting is that everyone has to believe the Fed is really, truly committed to its target.NGDP is not a new one with no track record.

Some may even opt to skip mixing in a cup and just pour everything straight away in the bag and shake the mixture together - this is possible, but may be a little trickier to get a smooth and even mix.

It makes it a bit tricky to get all of their names right, at least until I can pin down some identifiers.

The extra baggage makes it a little tricky to get airborne after a meal.

It might be a little tricky to get one as a first-time applicant.