Sentences with phrase «tricky work»

One of the reasons I stopped painting furniture myself was how time - consuming and tricky working with latex paint is!

It's tricky work because by the time a person, couple or family reaches me the behaviours are so deeply entrenched, this toxic behaviour has become their «normal».

Renner does tricky work right under the surface here; forget those Avengers movies and even The Hurt Locker — this is his most tortured turn to date.

Despite featuring in a friendly against Barnet, securing a permit proved tricky work for Arsenal and Wenger's patience eventually ran out.

It was a little tricky working that zipper in a knit fabric, but I do love the final outcome, especially where the red stripe intersects with the red zipper.

It was really tricky working with the trowel within that wood trim on the floor, but the hearth really does look and feel just like concrete / stone now!

Dry casks offer a safer alternative, but transferring the waste into the casks is tricky work.

«It's tricky work,» Reynolds says of the implantation process.

The team had already done the tricky work of analysing the 3D structure of PGHS - 1 by itself.

Identifying muscular imbalances is tricky work.

Adapting true - life stories, especially those with infamous endings, is tricky work.

But if authorizers have this data, the tricky work will more likely be based on empirical reality, rather than just finger pointing or storytelling.

Its silkscreened moiré patterns have a way of dispersing themselves up close before their trickiest work is done from afar.

Since editing the registry keys can be tricky work, you may save this one for your regular IT person (or the particularly tech - savvy amateur of your choice).

There's some tricky work at play here.

Mentors are invaluable for career guidance on everything from dealing with a tricky work situation, negotiating a job offer, or foraying into an entirely new field.

While you should keep your responses concise, sharing examples of how you tackled a tricky work problem or got great feedback from a client gives you an edge over candidates who give general answers, says career coach Barbara Safani, owner of Career Solvers recruiting firm.