Sentence examples for tricky to prepare from inspiring English sources

Rabbit-in-mustard is one of my favorite dishes but a good deal more tricky to prepare well than it would appear.

This can make dessert a tricky course to prepare for.

Comparisons are tricky to make.

But they can be tricky to make.

With a marathon PB of 2 hour 37 minutes, she has speed in spades, but had no time to prepare for the tricky terrain– she confessed she was most nervous about the downhill sections.

Maybe it was a '70s thing, but my mom thought it was her duty to prepare her kids for the tricky ways of police interrogators.

Real had a tricky Copa del Rey match away to Malaga to prepare for - "the first final of the season", as Tuesday's Marca described it.

Learning how to prepare a retirement plan can be tricky business.

(MORE: Sandwich Generation: Large Gifts to Family Can Be Tricky) Many of these failures occur because families don't do enough to prepare their heirs for the handoff.

Stöhr has one of the trickiest jobs in the world of public health: remaining unruffled while racing to prepare for the worst.

The result is confusing.This has made life tricky for Mr Obama's health department, which is implementing the law, and for firms trying to prepare.