Sentences with phrase «coverage.the tricky thing»

Yet, managing them well is a tricky thing for companies accustomed to employees who have traditionally been happy to have a steady job and good paycheck.

But grief is a tricky thing.

But the ethics of marketing herbal products is a trickier thing.

Reputation is a tricky thing to quantify, but the Reputation Institute aims to do just that.

For those that do have startup companies, it can be a tricky thing to market the business and make it grow.

But attracting and retaining them will be a tricky thing for companies that try to operate in the same ways they always have.

«It's a tricky thing to do because it's a large sum so of course you have to figure out how to do that.

Creativity and innovation can be tricky things.

«One of the tricky things people get in trouble with is if they invest in foreign mutual funds,» said McKeegan.

Due to the independent nature of contract work — it's often done away from the office, without direct supervision — it can be a tricky thing to manage, even for experienced CEOs.

Potential output growth — the sustainable rate of non-inflationary growth — is a tricky thing to estimate under normal circumstances.

The tricky thing of course is that we'll never know in real time whether we're investing in the stock market or the market of stocks.

But investing in stocks can be a tricky thing, especially if you follow daily investment news or have friends telling you about investing in penny stocks.

SEO Tasks — Search engine optimization is a tricky thing in online marketing.

The tricky thing to understand about student loans is that interest accrues on your principal balance as soon as your accruement period begins.

Today, commercially available voice assistants are intended for group settings, and that makes security a very tricky thing to tackle, especially when dealing with sensitive health information.

You need to laser focus your efforts on getting the right message in front of the right people at exactly the right time — an uphill battle on the best of days, to say nothing of how tricky things can become if you're on a budget.

They urge Europe to cast aside fiscal austerity and spend more, which would be a pretty tricky thing to do.

The trickiest thing for me, by far, is finding «stocks trading at decent to good values» as you say.

The tricky thing is learning enough about a company to know it might have market power.

Community is a tricky thing.

Problem is, none of them are expressly prohibited by anything in the Bible, unless you do tricky things with the language or remove things from context.

Pride is a tricky thing, it makes liars out of us.

Also, mental illness is a tricky thing.

It can be a tricky thing to judge the quality of an oration, so much of it depending on the occasion in which it occurred — tone, circumstance, timing, the audience's mood.

Satire is a tricky thing.

:D Predicting Oscar winners can be a tricky thing, but predicting if a dish will turn out good is a lot easier: as I cooked this beef stew, crisping the bacon first, then browning the beef, then sweating the vegetables — building layers of flavor, as Jamie Oliver would say — I knew it would taste amazing, and it did.

And starch is a tricky thing to avoid, let me tell ya!!

The only tricky thing is allowing 3 hours for the tomatoes to slow roast in the oven.

Messing with holiday traditions can be a tricky thing, but we need to leave room for traditions to grow and change while keeping the core of why it was important to your family.

The only tricky thing can be the Moroccan spice paste, which can feature up to 40 different -LSB-...]

Of course, this version of the famous soup will be different from the heavily laden butter and cream recipes of the past.For one, it will have a lot more heat for a cold soup because I've replaced the fat with chile juice.This recipe requires advance preparation.The humorist Fran Liebowitz commented, «Cold soup is a very tricky thing and it is the rare hostess who can carry it off.

But in a competitive landscape and an industry where 25 percent of restaurants close after their first year in business, ensuring profitability can be a tricky thing.

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Cookies are the trickiest thing ever.

The tricky thing with vegan, gluten - free bread is that you make a batter, not a dough so it's impossible to shape without a mold.

I think nutritional yeast is a tricky thing to use when you're expecting cheese.

Two bowls, maximum, and no tricky things that remind you of laundry, like tossing or folding.

One tricky thing about «sugar - free» is creating healthy desserts that are meant to be snow white — vanilla frosting, ice cream or just plain powdered sugar dusted over cakes, scones or pies — without sugar!

The only tricky thing is that you need psyllium powder to hold it together.

Another tricky thing I do is recipe testing in batches aka do a bunch in one week and spend the next month editing photos, writing the posts and retesting if I'm not 100 % sure about something.

It's a tricky thing when you can omit xanthan gum.

The only tricky thing for me was to find puffs, those are next to non-existant where I live.

The tricky thing about buttermilk is that, by nature, it smells a little, uh, funky.

Recipe development is a tricky thing.

Gluten can be a tricky thing.

www.realfoods.co.uk: This online store is incredible for those trickier things to find that Ocado just don't seem to stock.

Creating a recipe featuring the root is a tricky thing.

Gravy can be also be a tricky thing to master.

UCL is a fast and tricky thing, we lost it.