Sentence examples for you find it tricky from inspiring English sources

You don't have to write a monologue about clichéd subjects if you find it tricky.

In some cases, though, if you want to secretly return a gift without telling the person who gave it to you, you may find it tricky without a gift receipt.

And you'll probably find it tricky to get a job as an au pair, since the main qualifications have tended to be extreme youth and long legs.

You will, for example, probably find it tricky to get a job as a TV presenter, or a newsreader, or a model, or an actor, because if you're 45, you're an "older" woman, even though a sixtysomething man like John Humphrys, or Jeremy Paxman, is "middle-aged".

Because of health worries about mobile-phone masts in France, Iliad may find it tricky to build its network.

You may find it trickier to build new friendships than at the start of your undergraduate degree, as you may be in a department in which many people already know each other.

He predicts, however, that Lampard and Gerrard could find it tricky initially.

As a dyslexic I often find it tricky to read from a script.

Some buyers may find it tricky to configure the MediaSmart depending on their computer.

Doesn't she find it tricky to work with them on?

Firms may find it tricky to persuade workers to accept lower wages than mandated by national pay deals.