Sentences with phrase «here's a tricky»

While the A380 has proved tricky for operators, it scores highly with passengers.

With an abundance of nine - digit megaprojects, these large players have become less interested in tricky, mid-sized jobs that require finesse and a measure of creativity, like the WeWork conversion.

Reaching those customers can be tricky, but these tips can help.

But, choosing where to grow a company is only half the battle, because expanding into new markets is a tricky affair: Entrepreneurs must simultaneously cultivate their niche and adapt to a new consumer base (or bases).

One area that could prove tricky for RBC, though, is American retail banking.

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.

So Mars, the moons of Jupiter, see if we went to maybe even Venus — Venus will be a little trickier — but for most of the solar system, you only need the spaceship.

CLV is often tricky to calculate and does involve making a few assumptions, at least during the startup phase.

Dealing with complainers and haters in social media can, of course, be tricky.

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

Transporting something from Point A to Point B is trickier than it may seem.

So it is a bit tricky.

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

I just want to say thanks to the Raptor team for really working 7 days a week to try to get this done of in advance of the presentation, because I really want to show that we've made some hardware progress in this direction, and the Raptors are really tricky engines.

So it has to take the thrust loads of ascent, the loads of re-entry, and then it has to be impermeable to gaseous oxygen, which is tricky, and non-reactive to gaseous oxygen.

Bias against women taking a tough line in negotiations is real and widespread, in other words, and it makes life tricky for women who want to get what they're worth.

It's a sensitive topic that even managers sensitive to the cause find tricky to navigate — especially if they operated in non-union environments and are unaccustomed to labour disruptions.

«It's tricky, because for many people disrupting workflow is the intent.

For the men and women of the U.S. military, starting a business in this economy can be tricky.

That's a tricky balance.»

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

Whether it's your busiest time of the year or you're working hard to keep momentum going into the next year, navigating the holiday season can be especially tricky for any startup.

As The Wall Street Journal reports, innovating a better umbrella is tricky business.

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.

The years between age 50 and 70 represent a tricky transitional «life stage» for many professionals.

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.

So that would be a tricky one.

Phoenix, Arizona - based Freeport has been in tricky negotiations with Indonesia to secure long - term operating rights at...

But stevia can be tricky to work with as it often comes with a bitter aftertaste, and it has taken beverage makers some time to nail down the right recipe to maintain a familiar and sweet cola taste.

It's a lot trickier than the Merlin, because it's a full - flow stage combustion — much higher pressure.

The second part is where it gets tricky.

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.

And when relations with customers sometimes get tricky, remember to «step back and stay classy,» Lord said.

Women face a particularly tricky set of hurdles when it comes to negotiation.

Learning the nuts and bolts skills of building influence and weighing tricky trade - offs is a far better approach than just assuming being upright and decent all the time will be get you where you want to go.

But ask them what they want to do about it, and it gets a little trickier.

Predicting which companies are going to expand fastest is just as tricky.

Timing can get tricky, especially when emergencies arise.

While it may seem simple to answer, bestselling management author and CNBC contributor Suzy Welch warns that this common interview query can be trickier to respond to than you may think.

Was it tricky to arrange during the middle of a hectic deadline week?

Staying in shape can be tricky when your personal and business lives are so hectic — but we can all benefit from the mental boost a workout gives us.

Now let's look at a trickier example — one where the root keyword arguably does a good job describing what we are selling.

Maintaining a professional image if you work from home can be tricky.

Membership Rewards points don't have a fixed value, so it's a bit tricky to figure out how much they're worth.

Or, ask something trickier such as, «Alexa, 70 factorial.»

The surge in interest in Brazil and Mexico as deals destinations comes at a tricky time for both countries.

With so many options available, finding the right accounting software solution can be tricky.

While it's true that the benefits of being organized can be tricky to quantify, Pash says that the best gauge of being well organized, «is just the lack of anxiety that comes from a clean comfortable workspace where you feel like things aren't piling up and overwhelming you.»

After passing through an over-branded jet way from HSBC, choosing in - flight content can be a trickier than a $ 19 book of puzzles from Relay.

That will be a tricky tightrope to walk, as user data is Facebook's bread and butter.