Sentences with phrase «to be tricky»

This one is tricky for even the most seasoned marketers, and here's why: most measurements focus on numbers, not on effect.

This question is tricky because it gives you lots of numbers and letters and it's not entirely clear what you're supposed to do with them.

Changing sex is a tricky business for humans, involving hormone injections and surgery, but some animals make it look easy.

There is another tricky thing here, which is that young women believe that this problem is solved.

However, the best for artists is a tricky question because it's heavily dependent on what exactly you want to achieve.

Cover letters are a tricky part of the application material process.

Creating a visual brand for your business is tricky when you're just one person.

Legal marketing is tricky in ways that marketing for a business like a restaurant or clothing manufacturer is not.

The development of informative yet engaging and captivating eLearning can sometimes be a tricky balancing act.

And then there's the tricky situation with uniforms.

Local news is a tricky balance of what's important for the community and what will people be interested in watching.

Your photography is absolutely gorgeous and I love how you've made them vegan and gluten free which can be tricky at times without sacrificing quality.

If you think preparing a document on any of the above topics is a tricky task for you, then do not let the writing stress disturb your peace of mind.

Particularly since there are some tricky games coming up for both teams, along with the beginning of their European campaigns.

Summer time is a tricky time which makes difficult to adjust for an infant to eat, play or sleep comfortably.

My dilemma is searching for a dog food with a protein level around 25 % which is tricky with grain free formulas, which we need for my dog's grain allergies.

Feeding special food to one cat is tricky if you have multiple cats.

Weight is a tricky issue when it comes to health.

But this could have been more than just another thriller and it perfectly illustrates why Western versions of anime are a tricky proposition.

This is a helpful resource to support what is a tricky subject that pupils struggle to understand.

Building a puzzle game is a tricky process, one that developers often fail to get enough credit for.

And of course I needed a frame to fit it perfectly... which was tricky because of its size.

Traveling anywhere is tricky enough without having to worry about age restrictions, but there are some circumstances when age actually matters, especially in the matters of travel insurance and limitations.

Now, here's a tricky question: Is the intelligence that human have ultimately good or bad?

Also extra virgin has a lower smoke point — which is tricky since someone might think they're being healthier, and inadvertently reach the smoke point if solely cooking with extra virgin.

The downside to the technique is that it requires players to start up a lot of games in order to reduce the wait window and motivating players to do so is tricky.

This one can be tricky though if you are a working mother and you don't get the chance to feed many times during the day.

And using partner names can also be tricky because partners leave and you'll have to change the domain name.

Mortgage insurance can be a tricky topic in the finance world.

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

The concept of making the film longer or shorter is a tricky area with both positives and negatives.

What's tricky about calorie - counting is that food labels can be off by 20 to 25 percent.

Adding freelance work to resume is a tricky job, and it is important to know how to do it.

It can be a tricky problem if you don't know the signs to look out for and a costly one too if you fall for their tricks.

Electronic applicant tracking systems are tricky beasts to bypass, so learn the best approach from those in the know.

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

Parenting isn't always a walk in the park, and determining the best way to address your child's inevitable poor behavior can be a tricky line to walk.

Ha to be honest, grey is a tricky color for me to wear as well!

When it comes to a product defect or defective equipment, the law is tricky about who is to blame.

Choosing a car seat for a newborn can be a tricky affair as the baby is still too tiny and delicate.

If you're over 40, it can sometimes be tricky getting a diagnosis for your down - there symptoms.

Here's the tricky bit: you can add the percentages.

Dating is a tricky thing and it is important to find out compatibility and understanding before heading for a relationship.

Of course, evaluating the competence of lawyers is a tricky matter in itself.

The modern dating world is a tricky place for singles, especially on the web.

I know coconut flour is a tricky one and you've got to be quite accurate or it won't turn out as hoped!

Choosing the right keywords is a tricky decision that should be done with care.