Sentence examples for tricky to start from inspiring English sources

Drones are capable of self-levelling, so flight may be tricky to start with, but it's not impossible.

They are cheap and plentiful in garden centres and DIY sheds, so take the easy option and buy them in flower – they can be tricky to start from scratch.

The way the start-up entrepreneurs tell it, it is tricky to start a business at any time - not just during a recession - but their particular business idea is so niche, so focussed, and so special that they shrug off the gloom and just get on with it.

It can be tricky to start new topics in group discussions.

It can be tricky to start off, because you have to get used to the new material - the needle can poke into the little holes and so on.

Capital-intensive projects are formidably tricky to get started.

This can be a little tricky to get started.

It'll be hard to forget something when you pass by a reminder for it every day.Pocket calendars can also help, but it may be tricky to get him to start using it.

While I enjoyed this a lot, the kids found it tricky to get the start right and kept falling in.

A tricky place to start surely?

Hero worship can be a tricky place to start if you are hoping to create a meaningful work of theater.