Sentences with phrase «be tricky on»

Filling in an order ticket for a four - legged spread trade can be tricky on a PC, let alone trying to trade one on a tablet or smartphone.

Even with the horizontal stripes, which can sometimes be tricky on a petite gal like myself!

Longer sweaters can be tricky on short gals — have to make sure it is in proportion to your height or they just come off as being something you grabbed heading out the door.

Just like the other season, you should also render extra care for him or her during the summer season, which can be tricky on some points.

This is going to be tricky on many ways because no one in this club is actually ready for what is to come.

It can definitely be tricky on the GF front because a lot of recipes end up chalky or just odd..

I actually didn't add nutritional info for this recipe because it's a tricky on to figure out since there are so many varying parts that depend on how much you end up using.

He's tricky on the ball and can shoot a bit like Van P.

Horror technique is tricky on a technical level, but richer characters and atmosphere can work magic for even the most familiar of tropes, and in that respect, Wildling works more than it doesn't.

But it's tricky on Amazon, because you will have a book cover, and readers won't decide whether or not they want to get a taste of your writing unless the cover is good enough.

It is tricky on the DualShock controller but considerably easier on the Move controls.

Looking at display performance was tricky on the Blade Stealth, as Razer seems to have implemented a dynamic contrast and brightness feature that can not be disabled.

Site isolation is trickier on mobile devices; Google warns that it can create «functionality and performance issues» in Android.

The rules are tricky on holding the security and last months rent that many landlord's only collect a security deposit.

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It's one of the trickiest parts of interviewing, and one Adam Bryant, author of the New York Times» «Corner Office» feature, recently delved into on LinkedIn.

The other pieces are, we have a pretty good handle on, but this was the trickiest one.

You can work on this option in your spare time because finding the unsubscribe button in promotional emails can sometimes be tricky.

«It's a very tricky battle we've chosen to taken on, but I'd rather pursue this than just ignore it.»

Getting into them is tricky though, which is why I'm recommending iFixit's 64 - bit driver kit, which will make it easy to deal with the proprietary screws Apple uses on the inside and outside of its machines.

But the process of truly deleting an account is at least a little tricky — and along the way, you might find out you were more dependent on Facebook than you thought.

Branding yourself around your new entrepreneurial venture on the side is tricky.

To survive and thrive as a leader in business in the coming year, you can't be anything less than a productivity rock star, a tricky feat Entrepreneur offered expert tips and advice on practically daily throughout 2014.

While other electric vehicles are capable of helping users park, especially on tricky maneuvers such as parallel parking, the FF 91 takes autoparking a step further.

Whether it's leaving a miserable job, moving to a different position that stretches you, starting your own business, or even taking on a tricky new assignment, greatness requires risk.

Unfortunately, this can be tricky to set up, and this has meant that many VoIP and UC solutions in practice settle on the less secure RTP protocol instead.

And getting on the radar of those you admire — let alone, getting them to help you out — can be doubly tricky.

Defining «long term» within any customer life cycle is tricky and depends on the company and the product or service you're trying to sell, but with any integrated marketing strategy is needs to start with the brand.

So unless revenue rises substantially and operational costs remain stable — a tricky proposition as Tesla is still struggling to get Model 3 manufacturing in track — Tesla will spend itself down to either nothing on the cash - balance side or end up with about $ 1 billion in reserve, give or take a few hundred million.

Most of the people who get air time on the show have passion, but combining innovation and mass appeal seems to be the tricky part.

«It's tricky if the founder is a visionary, highly charismatic, has a strong personality — those are big shoes to fill,» says Molinaro, who suggests companies shouldn't be holding on to former leaders in formal roles if they want their new CEOs to succeed.

She said parodies are tricky but, if executed properly, can be defended on the principle of fair use:

This is a tricky one, but depending on your workplace, it might be a nice move to add your colleagues to your social media friends list.

That's why calculating the return on your advertising investments can get tricky — so much of advertising success is impossible to track because it's highly subjective and occurs in people's minds, not through their wallets.

Every good relationship is based on a foundation of trust, but it gets a little trickier when your pocketbook is involved.

But speculating on price fluctuations is a tricky art that can end up doing more harm than good.

He will also become the government's point man on the tricky Keystone XL pipeline project, which is still awaiting approval in the U.S.

Reflecting that tricky balancing act, authorities are already warning China's banks to rein in new lending growth after the strong start to the year, financial magazine Caixin reported late on Monday, citing banking sources.

Pinning a value on any ad is tricky.

Regardless of where you fall on the spectrum, the good thing is that you can define your own success throughout your career - getting there is the tricky part.

You must be extremely careful not to criticize or put a negative spin on things, and though you may think this is rather easy to achieve, it is at times a lot trickier than it appears.

When asked if there was a rough timeline on this case, Vestager said: «It's always tricky because it depends probably also on their decision making procedures but hopefully we'll get there sooner rather than later.»

In addition to tracking customer buying histories, Bespoke also uses the tool to monitor customer interactions on social media, although it acknowledges that ensuring employees stay on top of those interactions can be tricky.

This is tricky, and I touched on it in an earlier article, but I felt compelled to examine this point a little more deeply.

Understanding what's really going on inside a company under fire is tricky because the people closest to the problems are usually the ones with the most to lose by talking frankly about them.

It's significantly trickier to find where you need to go on mobile, and then more difficult to actually review and get rid of apps.

But running a business isn't for the faint of heart, and sometimes it can be tricky to stay positive and on track when things go haywire (and they do) or the volume of work becomes overwhelming (often).

Sampling can be tricky, it can be tedious, and it can be taxing on your company.

The tricky — and frankly amazing — part of this is that the machine learns on its own how to tell what part of the image is most relevant, and then can generalize those relationships going forward.

Lost My Name Now here's a company that belongs on an innovation list: $ 9 million in Series A funding from firms like Google Ventures and Greycroft; company - sponsored hackathons to solve tricky software challenges — and all in the name of... kids» books?

Either way, it's a tricky business, relying on both art and science, and can only be expected to yield an approximation at best.