Sentence examples for tricky years from inspiring English sources

But the opposition leader's proposal must be enticing to a man facing three tricky years as Mr Prodi's understudy.

Dick Ebersol, the chairman of NBC Sports and Olympics and a man credited with the surge in TV-dominated popularity for the Olympics following the tricky years of the 1980s, has left the media company.

Some see Simon as a stooge of the Lib Dem part of the coalition, the bit of "lefty rough" needed by the Orange Book-dominated party leadership to keep social liberal members sweet during these tricky years of austerity.

But that ID, plus lists of the prisoners he had escorted, plus the scar of an SS tattoo in his left armpit, filled those tricky years in captivity more plausibly than his ever-shifting alibis did.In 2011, after a fresh trial by a German court, he was convicted on 27,900 counts of being an accessory to murder.

"The allocations confirm that UK science and engineering faces four very tricky years ahead.

I have given this question lots of thought and believe that most parents do not actually forget their teen years, but are instead trying instead to forget some of the unpleasant and embarrassing memories associated with those tricky years.

The Roses had had a tricky year.

2010 was a distinctly tricky year for UK holidaymakers.

It'll be a tricky year being the last with Mercedes before the switch to Honda.

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

And it'll be a tricky year being the last with Mercedes before the switch to Honda.