Sentence examples for tricky year for from inspiring English sources

2010 was a distinctly tricky year for UK holidaymakers.

Even before Thursday's concert, this had been a tricky year for Ozzfest.

The Kickstarter film fest, which concluded its first UK run this past weekend in London, fell at the end of a tricky year for the company.

This is a tricky year for estimating convention bounces, with the two parties having held their conventions just one week apart, but if the model is reading the data wrongly, it will correct itself soon enough.

This is another tricky year for Davis Cup with the Olympics also on the calendar and with some stars, including Nadal, continuing to call for a new Cup format.

Morgan Stanley prepared the ground for 1,600 job cuts on Wednesday after what has been regarded as a tricky year for the financial services industry and as thousands of bankers prepare to receive their annual bonus cheques.

Unlike the very best popular music, it was out of kilter with its time: the beginning of the 1970s were famously tricky years for the "brotherhood of man".

The Roses had had a tricky year.

Canada has had a tricky few years for riots and protest related carnage.

"It's been a tricky but momentous year for RBS, in which the bank has put to bed many of the legacy issues which have hampered performance since the financial crisis," he said.

The improvements follow a tricky financial year.