tricky business
Frequency: 6.55.1 per million words
Refers to a matter or affair that is complex and difficult to handle.
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- Dealing with international politics can be a tricky business.
- Negotiating contracts is always a tricky business.
- For a beginner, baking soufflé is quite a tricky business.
- Starting a new company in a volatile market is a tricky business.
- It's a tricky business to balance work and personal life effectively.
- Customer service, when handled poorly, can become a very tricky business.
- She realized that raising teenagers was a surprisingly tricky business.
- Getting the perfect lighting for a photoshoot is often a tricky business.
- He admitted that predicting market trends was a tricky business.
- Building a strong brand reputation is a slow and tricky business.