Sentences with phrase «is a tricky business»

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

I'm not sure how that plan has played out, but it's clear that prioritizing the most employable disciplines can be tricky business — and, at least with prestigious U.S. universities, often inconsequential.

Building a startup is tricky business.

As she'd soon discover, manufacturing accessible carts was a tricky business.

It's a tricky business to find the right commercial space and set up optimal terms of agreement.

Of course, monetizing free apps is tricky business.

Building a water - treatment plant in Iraq is a tricky business, requiring patience and sensitivity to the local culture, Sukovieff says.

But it reminds us that market timing has always been a tricky business.

It comes down to what every scientist knows too well — analyzing data collected by different methods, and at different times, is a tricky business because some methods of collecting ocean surface temperatures are more accurate than others.

Nevertheless, sourcing great images is a tricky business.

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

The objective of the EEZ Act is the familiar sustainability rhetoric — enable economic growth while maintaining ecological integrity — but it is tricky business because these are large capital - intensive projects in remote locations that bring environmental risks that are considered low probability with severe consequences.

Defining a brand voice well is a tricky business, and these guidelines changed our tone and style completely.

Again, predictions are a tricky business, especially with the kind of volatility we've seen lately.

Knowing how much to trade per day is tricky business.

For national leaders, visiting disaster zones can be a tricky business.

Pricing is a tricky business.

Hanging out with «sinners» is tricky business.

It's tricky business, but I find that to be a recurring (though tacit) thread in James's work: plausible illegitimate motives imagined, so illegitimate motives proved.

It is a tricky business to figure out who Jesus «knows» and who knows Jesus.

However — aside from the fact that, according to the World Health Organization, 80 per cent of all disease in the world is related to water supplies and that some diseases are significantly increased by irrigation — the technology of irrigation is itself a tricky business.

Whether you deal with lactose intolerance or choose to avoid milk for some other reason, finding a suitable protein powder can be a tricky business.

For all the vegan athletes out there, getting adequate protein can be tricky business.

Mixing up protein shakes can be tricky business, especially with some of the plant - based proteins out there since these tend to have a little more natural flavor than other options.

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It's a tricky business.

Parenting a new born is a tricky business; they have different sleeping habits, eating habits and have different ways to communicate their feelings.

Choosing a baby name can be tricky business, but we're here to help!

Staying hot in the winter is tricky business!

Nursing can be a tricky business, and you'll need to be able to see what you're doing.

Finding the gate that is best suited for your house and installing it without damaging your walls is a tricky business.

We all know that we don't want our toddlers hopping into the car of a stranger, but teaching our toddlers about strangers, without making them terrified of their environment, can be a tricky business.

Birth is a tricky business.

Middle names can be a tricky business.

Disciplining children is tricky business, and parents often find it helpful to integrate tips from teachers who have been around the block.

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We try to assess what those consistencies might be — but it's a tricky business.

Cautionary note: counting absentions is a tricky business, since the absence of an MP from the division lists can mean that he's abroad, or has been slipped, or has simply missed the vote.

And as we pointed out when Darling made his growth forecasts back in April at the budget, predicting the economic future is a tricky business - though we can compare his predictions with others.

But predicting which of the six hopefuls will take Ken Thompson's seat is a tricky business.

Choosing the cream that best matches your skin is a tricky business.

But keeping quantum particles entangled is a tricky business.

PREDICTING the future is a tricky business, yet scientists and economists keep publishing books that confidently tell us what will happen next year, or 50 years from now.

It's a tricky business just coming up with a definition of personality.»

Getting around on Mars is tricky business.

Fossil incisors, canines, premolars and molars help pin down where we came from, but as Evolution's Bite shows, reading them is a tricky business

Correcting for such large «systematic errors» is tricky business, he says: «I don't know the details, but it seems to me very difficult to get rid of more than 90 % of the systematic error.»

Forecasting the path that the ozone hole will take is tricky business.

That reconstruction is tricky business.

But serving up handy links is a tricky business, especially when we searchers often use ambiguous terms.