The slump has created a tricky situation for the government.
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Mr Mubarak's release places Mr Sisi in a tricky situation.
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Those complications could lead to a tricky situation for Republicans.
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Another tricky situation arises when mixing vacation with business travel.
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On Monday, she handled a potentially tricky situation with aplomb.
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It's a tricky situation, and one with no good answer.
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It is a tricky situation of the carmakers' own making.
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Israel's relatively permissive policies have recently created a rather tricky situation.
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That poses a tricky situation for both Apple and its customers.
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Etonian debating skill was swiftly mustered to save a tricky situation.
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This is clearly a tricky situation for both — but also not.
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"It's a very tricky situation we find ourselves in," he said.
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"If you're not aligned in that, it's a tricky situation," he said.
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A peer could give you advice or help to mediate a tricky situation.
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Flirtatious energy flows—just watch out for a tricky situation in your finances.
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Both the US and China are in a strategically tricky situation on North Korea.
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This week's death threats against Omar have presented Twitter with yet another tricky situation.
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ANONYMOUS Resolving this tricky situation will depend in part on what your goal is.
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"The knee is a tricky situation," he said after skating Thursday morning in Boston.
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Look beneath the surface tonight— avoiding a tricky situation won't make it go away.
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The competing interests present a tricky situation for Democrats agitating to hold Trump accountable.
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"This is a really tricky situation that paleontologists aren't used to facing," he said.
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Ridgway, Blake and police bomb-squad officers had a tricky situation to deal with.
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The lobbying from Apple puts the Indian government in a tricky situation, according to analysts.
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Again, it's a tricky situation and difficult even for me to know what to believe.
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By avoiding a conversation, I tried to walk a careful line in a tricky situation.
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It is, no doubt, a tricky situation, but it is not necessarily a losing proposition.
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"But here it is: She's basically my boss, and it's a tricky situation," he said.
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Cathay is in a tricky situation but ultimately must respect the rights of its workers.
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There are many that are super-dependent to ClassPass, which is a really tricky situation.
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Shia LaBeouf once got himself into a tricky situation with his Lawless costar Tom Hardy.
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That presents an especially tricky situation for users who might not carefully check each extension's developer.
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That said, as David Faber has said, look out this is a very, very tricky situation.
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A senior government official explained to CNBC Wednesday that the officials were in a tricky situation.
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This certainly looks like an increasingly tricky situation for him, given the pressures that he faces.
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That way, it's easier to talk about — and come up with solutions to — a tricky situation.
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Rosenstein's performance during a congressional hearing last year revealed how he's trying to navigate this tricky situation.
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Rosenstein's performance during a congressional hearing last week revealed how he's trying to navigate this tricky situation.
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Describing the caddie payment as a "tricky situation", Kuchar on Wednesday recalled the conversation with his grandmother.
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Sanders probably could have handled that more deftly, but it was a legitimately tricky situation for him.
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The Frankfurt-based institution is in a tricky situation, having ended its massive bond buying purchase program.
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"It's a tricky situation for the Fed," said Anwiti Bahuguna, senior portfolio manager at Columbia Threadneedle Investments.
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It's a tricky situation without a perfect solution, and it can be tough to know where to start.
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In one case, an identical twin having her genetic data sequenced created a tricky situation for her sister.
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This unexpected (admittedly unconfirmed) news creates a tricky situation for WB and its current slate of DC movies.
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You know how to slip out of a tricky situation, Pisces, but there's no escaping the month ahead!
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Despite that tricky situation, they were still friends, and Mr. Hwang asked him to be his best man.
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I mean, I'm the last guy complaining, because I'm moving on, but over all it's a tricky situation.
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Here are four steps to conduct a conversation with your coworkers when a promotion leads to a tricky situation.
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Mercury retrograde ends today, finding you in the middle of a tricky situation at home or in your family.
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"It's a tricky situation," Wagner told reporters, adding that he wanted to attend as a leader of the defense.
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Zelensky's happy-go-lucky routine signals the tricky situation in which the young, inexperienced Ukrainian president now finds himself.
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Tricky situation, as Tesla doesn't advertise, but fossil fuel companies & gas/diesel car companies are among world's biggest advertisers.
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"It's a tricky situation," Wagner told reporters Tuesday, adding that he wanted to attend as a leader of the defense.
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"It's a tricky situation for us, because everything is paid for in advance — airfare, hotels, ground transportation," Ms. Stengele said.
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It took me a long time, and I learned there's always a tricky situation to avoid — especially on people's butts.
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Yet the brutal nature of the events that appeared on Facebook Live also put the company in a tricky situation.
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Yahoo may be in a tricky situation with this hedge fund, but it is hardly alone in buying back stock.
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Anyone who's ever had family or friends ask to borrow money knows it can be a tricky situation to navigate.
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Here&aposs how to navigate that tricky situation, and prove to the interviewers that you&aposre a great team player.
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But the growing number of Central Americans, many of them indigenous, coming in has created a tricky situation at border crossings.
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" MOHAMED EL-ERIAN, CHIEF ECONOMIC ADVISER, ALLIANZ, NEWPORT BEACH, CALIFORNIA: "This mixed jobs report puts the Fed in a tricky situation.
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And obviously [if it's] part of your brand that you use that physiological fact, it puts you in a tricky situation.
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At least there are some things that may help, or give you a heads up, in a tricky situation like this.
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Getting stoned with your parents can be a tricky situation, but the benefits can greatly outweigh the awkwardness that will surely ensue.
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The average dry-shampoo user probably doesn't understand that tricky situation, but I do, and trendy hair-care brand IGK does, too.
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The actor revealed that his character also happens to have an affinity for dogs, putting Pattinson in a tricky situation on set.
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The sun connects with Saturn on March 216, creating a grounding energy and helping you get a handle on a tricky situation.
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The USMCA presents a tricky situation for Democrats as they seek to expand their control of the House in the 2020 election.
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Whenever taken down to the canvas, "K-Taro" passed to full mount a tricky situation for any fighter to find himself in.
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"Our concern is that if you're not alert (or ready to take over) you could be put into a tricky situation," he said.
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The Trump administration will also face a tricky situation in Raqqa that can't be resolved with military force, Henman and Serwer pointed out.
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Her ability to navigate that kind of tricky situation with confidence is what makes Kacey Musgraves the most important figure in country music today.
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This creates a tricky situation for Temer, who in May replaced suspended President Dilma Rousseff while she stands trial for allegedly breaking fiscal rules.
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Dave says it's a tricky situation, but his band has had a long-standing policy to require ID as a way of blunting scalpers.
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"This mixed jobs report puts the Fed in a tricky situation," said Mohamed El-Erian, chief economic adviser at Allianz in Newport Beach, California.
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But we're doing the best we can in a tricky situation, and so far I feel really good about how we've dealt with it.
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It's a little bit of a tricky situation because both Sansa and Arya have had their own journeys, and at times, some horrific experiences.
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If you're working out a tricky situation around sharing responsibilities at work or in one of your relationships, a major breakthrough could come today!
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It's a tricky situation for Huawei's consumer devices, since the company's smartphones run on Google's Android operating system and its laptops run on Microsoft's Windows.
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"It's a little bit of a tricky situation, because my daughter's dad is dating Jimmy's ex-girlfriend— it's very twisted," Kate explained to the audience.
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This creates a tricky situation for Temer, who in May replaced suspended President Dilma Rousseff while she stands trial on accusations of breaking fiscal rules.
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But it's still a tricky situation because it needs to be able to convert shows from that kind of crazy spend schedule into actual subscribers.
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Seattle Seahawks stud Michael Bennett says there's NO ban on Future's music in the Seattle Seahawks locker room ... despite that tricky situation with Russell Wilson.
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There was even one on how to best navigate the tricky situation of admitting, in a roomful of "cool" people, to liking Billy Joel's music.
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This has put young feminists like Ms. Tallarico and Virginia Rand, a 24-year-old writer and actress in Los Angeles, in a tricky situation.
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That puts Stuber in a tricky situation, since the filmmakers and stars he&aposs bringing to Netflix still want their movies to play in theaters.
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There was a good deal of correspondence about this tricky situation – after all, the portrait had been commissioned to hang beside the painting of an ancestor.
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Deep feelings are coming up for you to work with, Aries, and it's a wonderful day to get to the bottom of an emotionally tricky situation.
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It's a tricky situation to be in, and one where the only real solution is to weigh up all the positives and negatives of each option.
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It's a tricky situation: Some people think Biden's too inappropriate with women to beat the other Democrats, and yet still not inappropriate enough to beat Trump.
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"It's a tricky situation," Adelia Matson, whose daughter Macy is a Level 8 gymnast, said in a phone interview from her home in San Luis Obispo, Calif.
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But you'll have wives and husbands and you'll have sons and daughters, and we'll talk about parents, parents is a tricky situation because they came here illegally.
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Trump said during a meeting with North Korean defectors on Friday that, despite a "very tricky situation", North Korea's participation in the Olympics could result in "something good".
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Or, it's your only resort because you're dealing with a tricky situation like your boss demanding something impossible of you, or an unreasonable person you have to satiate.
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"Vulnerable senators up for reelection are in a tricky situation as they decide how to vote at the Senate impeachment trial," said Tyler Sinclair, Morning Consult's vice president.
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As Bort and Campbell report, she is considered the legal mastermind who found ways to protect the company and its CEO, no matter what tricky situation presented itself.
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A woman found herself in a tricky situation when a bus company that owed her husband's business money paid off the 1.1 million yuan ($168,000) loan in small change.
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So, dear Capricorn, make some art, but also talk to a trusted friend about whether or not you've been sticking your head in the sand about a tricky situation.
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And when the machine finds itself in a particularly tricky situation, it relies on human agents in a call center way across the country in Pennsylvania to bail it out.
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While Stipe Miocic was called upon as soon as Velasquez's injury was confirmed, he has been left in a very tricky situation due to the injuries of the championship duo.
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But Duterte has placed Abe in a tricky situation, having announced a vague separation from the U.S, Japan's number one ally, and a pivot to China, Tokyo's top rival, last week.
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I'm very attracted to you, I really like where our conversation was on night one and I feel like we had a lot in common, but it's a very tricky situation.
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Representatives of Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro later regained access to the building, creating a tricky situation for Brazil's President Jair Bolsonaro, who has recognized Guaido as the legitimate leader of Venezuela.
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This tricky situation is the inevitable result of engagement-ranked social feeds becoming massively popular distribution channels for news in a politically-polarized climate where campaign objectives and ad revenue incentivize misinformation.
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The primary plot of the movie kicks off when Ward and Jakoby stumble into an especially tricky situation with an elf and an ancient wand that imparts great power to the bearer.
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With midterm elections around the corner and early voting already underway, it can be a tricky situation for thousands who are just looking to legally exercise their civic right as American citizens.
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As the pitcher, Kylie Bunbury nails every aspect of a tricky situation, while Mark Paul Gosselaar is terrific as the industry vet you just know will take the kid under his wing.
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A spinoff about Berry's Sofia running into one tricky situation after another with her killer canines launching themselves from her shoulder at bad guys probably could go for as many years as Wick.
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If you're in a tricky situation, but your patience hasn't been tried enough yet... well, the next day, February 19, finds your planet getting into more trouble again, when it squares wild Uranus.
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This is a tricky situation, because given this context, it seems as though Weinstein is positioning his counseling as a way out of actual legal, social, and professional repercussions for his alleged crimes.
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"A lot of them confide in us that it puts them in a tricky situation," Bienstock said, referring to some of his teen and college-aged clients and their sudden growth in income.
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By contrast, Cadillac's answer to Autopilot, Super Cruise, employs a driver-monitoring camera system, to ensure that they are paying attention to the road and ready to take over in a tricky situation.
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For LGBTQ advocates, the overall results present a tricky situation: Most Americans support nondiscrimination protections for LGBTQ people, but they don't appear to know that these protections aren't currently explicit under the law.
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Browder added that Strange has navigated the tricky situation well by merely saying he'd accept the appointment if offered, while other strategists have noted the attorney general's past experience of prosecuting and investigating lawmakers.
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As Medicaid spending grew last year, Mr. Cuomo found himself in a tricky situation: He was facing an energetic primary challenge from Cynthia Nixon, who supported a "Medicare for all" plan for the state.
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Written by David Shore ("House"), whom Mr. Yost replaced as showrunner, the first episode deftly sets up a tricky situation and introduces us to the characters with a low-key, disarming sense of humor.
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Current and former employees have described her as an Adam Neumann and WeWork enforcer, the legal mastermind who found ways to protect the company and its CEO, no matter what tricky situation presented itself.
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Given Facebook's tricky situation at home in the U.S. as it deals with fake news and election interference initiated by Russian operatives, it may not have the bandwidth to focus on furthering relations with China.
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I won't hash it all out again, but Ron Howard had a really hard job in front of him and that could have been a very tricky situation and it really wasn't for two reasons.
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In New Zealand, however, soaring home prices have put the central bank in a tricky situation after it slashed rates five times since June last year - the last 25-basis-point cut coming in March.
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"It's a tricky situation, because we want the Yelp reviews obviously, given that we're at four stars and want to keep that up," Daron Pearce, general manager at Brooklyn's Le Barricou, told me by phone.
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The current state of the American economy — not amazing but not terrible either, and clearly in a much better state than how George W. Bush left it — creates an objectively tricky situation for the opposition party.
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Schulz told senior SPD members the party, which got its worst postwar result in September's election, was in a tricky situation and would only be able to revamp itself with a new face at the top.
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An unwrinkled, less tempestuous version of Russell Westbrook, the five-time All-Star doubled down on an uncompromising brand of basketball that repeatedly thrust him into a tricky situation, just to prove he can figure it out.
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"It's a tricky situation, because last year I was going into this tournament with confidence," Svitolina told reporters on Tuesday after edging past Karolina Pliskova 6-3 2-6 6-3 in her second White Group tie.
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"I've had to have some fierce—meaning 'authentic'—conversations with clients," Strubbe shared, describing one especially tricky situation: a young woman in IT who was both qualified for a career-advancing job and an outspoken marijuana advocate.
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Compounding a tricky situation for policymakers is the perceived safe-haven status of yen-denominated assets, which is driving more demand for JGBs especially as Britain's shock vote to leave the European Union spreads turmoil in financial markets.
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A first-term congresswoman, Ms. Rosen is in an extraordinary, and tricky, situation: She is running against Senator Dean Heller, the Republicans' most endangered incumbent, in a year when his party can only afford to lose one seat.
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The sanctions, which were first imposed on Mr. Deripaska and his companies last spring, have created a tricky situation for both the administration and its Democratic critics, who contend that President Trump has been too soft on Russia.
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The entertainment giant faces a tricky situation in deciding what to do about Mr. Lasseter, a predicament facing many companies in the #MeToo era as they deal with executives whose infractions they didn't consider severe enough to warrant termination.
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"I guess that the ninth end being one down is always a tricky situation because the other team's trying to force you into maximum," said Peter De Cruz, who said a five pointer at this level was "very rare".
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He ended up at 1 Oak ... one of the top nightclubs in L.A. Here's the deal ... Philadelphia takes on the Lakers at 7:30 PM on Wednesday -- so, nightclubbing the morning of the game could be a tricky situation.
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The Moon sextiles Pluto at 7:20 AM (A+ for navigating a tricky situation), then Mercury at 10:01 AM (great for communication), and, finally, Jupiter at 7:35 PM (perfect for connecting with generous, inspiring, and intellectual folks).
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Another father, 45-year-old Manuel Santos, said working parents were in a tricky situation as care centres were likely to close too, and leaving children with grandparents was also off the table for many due to contagion fears.
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But I think in general because unions likely reperesent both teh allged harasser and the person saying they've been harassed, they're in a little bit of a tricky situation, becuse they have a duty to protect both of those parties.
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As the dollar has risen in value against many other currencies, it becomes more expensive for consumers in those countries to buy goods manufactured in the U.S. This, coupled with weakness in global economies, creates a tricky situation for manufacturers.
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When he advised John Thain, NYSE's then-CEO and a former Goldman partner, on its purchase of Archipelago, he had to navigate a tricky situation: Goldman owned a 15% stake in the electronic platform and was acting as its adviser.
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Whether you want a professional opinion on your résumé or an expert's take on how to deal with a tricky situation at work, these are people who have the skills to help give you more career confidence, no matter your dilemma.
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Now he has seized hold of the national debate over the removal of confederate monuments by ordering a review of all possible "symbols of hate" in the city — once again grabbing national attention while simultaneously putting himself in a tricky situation.
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The problem isn't that Timberlake is married; it's that he got drunk and started pawing at his co-star, potentially forcing her to navigate a tricky situation she probably didn't sign up for when she signed on for the film.
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As to the Republican Party and their brand, this will be a very tricky situation and has the potential to either form around Trump and become gold elephants or continue on a path of being the grey elephant and resistant to change.
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"I think the central bank is in a tricky situation where perceived higher power to intervene has dropped and at the same time cutting rates reduces the power they may have," said Koon Chow, an emerging markets macro and FX strategist at UBP.
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This poses a very tricky situation for US policymakers: If they want to undo mass incarceration, they're going to have to cut back on the number of violent offenders in prison — but lawmakers have to figure out how to do that without endangering public safety.
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Just ask Drew Barrymore, star of Netflix's Santa Clarita Diet and all around G.O.A.T. Barrymore's daughter Olive recently had a meltdown at Disneyland of all places, putting her mum in that tricky situation of having to deal with a screaming child in the most public of settings.
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"I'm satisfied that in a relatively tricky situation with a lot of moving parts that both in our press release and in the subsequent remarks we were able to offer clarity on how we think about those things," Poloz told reporters following a speech in Vancouver.
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Yes, but: As one scooter industry insider tells Axios, if Superpedestrian's scooters do prove to be superior to other manufacturers, its customers are likely to want exclusive rights to the vehicle supply — a tricky situation for a company whose business model is to sell scooters to as many customers as possible.
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When I asked Ruchika Tulshyan — author of "The Diversity Advantage" and founder of Candour, an inclusion strategy firm — what to do if a co-worker's bad behavior falls in that gray space between "openly marginalizing you" and "quietly hoarding the best work," she acknowledged that it's a tricky situation to address.
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It's been a tricky situation as the largest tech companies in the world find themselves having to find ways to navigate the new administration despite a critical eye on each company's specific stance on various issues, and Uber in particular has already faced plenty of optics issues even prior to the new administration.
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There's a situation where one side of the debate is yelling this not very useful number, people on the other side of the debate are rejecting it out of hand, and the fact-checker in the middle is in a tricky situation because the details are a bit complicated and weigh people down.
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You never know for sure, but I was expecting to be able to report the news because it was starting to be the kind of story that was so loud on Twitter, and loud on Facebook, and not yet loud on TV. And that's always a really tricky situation for a news organization, isn't it?
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City Winery's circumstances are an example of the tricky situation that many businesses are now finding themselves in: Low-level staff take the biggest hit and are rightfully upset that they only have a GoFundMe as a lifeline, while executives scramble to keep the company alive so that they can ostensibly reopen and rehire.
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They don't have the same values as you do and it's your job if you're running that company to offer the same kind of service to them as to everyone who does share your political values so there is a little bit of a tricky situation because of where we are as a country.
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But because of the scale of the issue, and Intel's very precarious position of having to ensure as limited impact to its customers as possible, it's a very tricky situation to figure out who to inform and when in order to ensure everything gets resolved without the information becoming widespread and a source of additional risk for those customers.
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So to sum it up: Trump gets on the call, admits he's put himself in a tricky situation, is unable to get Peña Nieto to agree to his suggestion that he stop pushing back against Trump on who funds the wall, and ends by kicking the crucial issue of who will actually fund the wall down the road.
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The Hill's 13:30 Report: Breaking -- Franken resigns in defiant speech | Dems seek moral high ground in sexual harassment fight | Why Schumer is in a tricky situation over shutdown, immigration | Lawmakers expected to pass two-week spending bill | Fallout from Trump's Jerusalem decision | Best-rated cookie in every state | 6-year old's letter to Santa goes viral BREAKING Sen.
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WATCH: Ellen Pompeo Says They&aposre &aposStarting&apos to Think About How to End &aposGrey&aposs Anatomy&apos (Exclusive) "That was a tricky situation, because you don't normally want to talk about money and talk about your salaries," the 48-year-old actress told ET at the New York City launch of Young Living Essentials Oils' Seedlings baby care line in May.
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"It's a tricky situation," says Scott Berkowitz, the president and founder of the Rape, Abuse and Incest National Network (RAINN), echoing the NCA study's wariness about the potential danger in the "increased trust and intimacy" that can develop in online relationships—a little more than half the reported incidents began with communication that included "sexual content" before a face-to-face meeting.
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Director of National Intelligence James Clapper called it a "PR move ... to create the image of being more moderate," while State Department spokesman John Kirby said the U.S. would "judge a group by what they do, not by what they call themselves," Lister says the U.S.'s designation of the group as a foreign terrorist organization is unlikely to change, but he says al-Nusra's shift "puts the U.S. and Russia in a tricky situation," since they had planned joint operations against the militants.
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