Sentence examples for tricky to time from inspiring English sources

It's probably tricky to time these things to perfection, since Apple pulls the strings.

[UK] It's probably tricky to time these things to perfection, since Apple pulls the strings.

In practice this can be tricky to time correctly and all too often you can end up in the regular boot mode.

With the demands of your work, school, and/or family competing for your time, it can be tricky to make time for walking every day.

During a relationship, when you're splitting time between your own interests and desires and those of your partner, it can be tricky to find time to do all of the things you'd like to.

Hill, who comes from a kickboxing background, is an equally tricky fighter to time and counter.

The main form of public transport on Lombok – besides the horse-carts known as cidomo, which remain very much in service – is short-hop minivans, though these are tricky to negotiate without time and language skills.

"Lots of diseases are tricky to spot and time consuming to monitor formally, so having a tool which could flag up cows with possible problems sooner and allow earlier treatment would be really valuable," said Zoe Barker, the post-doctoral research assistant who runs the project, and is now an expert in sticking sensors to cows.

In fact, while necking in his four-door sedan (car seats in back) my single-dad love interest and I were laughing about all the ways that dating as a parent is the same as dating in high school: It can be tricky to find alone time, everyone's finances are limited and you often have to answer to the scrutiny of parental figures.

The plot is developing at a cracking pace, even if it is a little tricky to follow at times.

Add to the early start that most of us will have on days like Christmas holiday visiting, the excitement of gifts and a very sugary day, holiday celebrations can become a tad tricky to navigate at times.