Sentence examples for tricky to overcome from inspiring English sources

Ego can be a barrier to effective partnerships: There are barriers and these can be tricky to overcome.

"A first innings lead of 91 might prove to be tricky to overcome, but it's an easier wicket to bat on than on day one and the Lancashire side will be hoping for batting contributions through the order to try and put on a good total.

Of course, this dilemma can be tricky to overcome using graphical representations alone.

Objections relating to technical feasibility are probably the trickiest to overcome because there are few people outside of the phone industry with the same detailed know-how of the hardware, software and systems.

One of the trickiest to overcome has been my tendency to be a "know-it-all".

"Moving to senior school set them right back," says Matthew, who adds that fear has been another tricky area to overcome.

Learning to drive can be a tricky hurdle to overcome no matter however old you are, but for many young drivers the financial cost can be a particular challenge.

Still, it will be tricky for Verizon to overcome pulling in just 423,000 new wireless subscribers in the first quarter.

It may have been adopted recently, or a long time ago, and the older it is, the more tricky it may be to overcome its influence.

But to predict a winner from the pair will be more tricky, after they both had to overcome difficulties in winning their semi-finals today.

But even if she does manage to overcome the tricky maneuvering of coalition-building across party lines, an economic crisis could be waiting in the wings to hurt her career prospects.