Sentence examples for a difficult business in from inspiring English sources

"It was a difficult business in the mid-90's".

Regional television is a difficult business in a market dominated by national outlets but CTV saw the earthquake as an opportunity to redefine its place in the psyche of a recovering city.

Unseating an incumbent is typically a difficult business, particularly in the Bronx.

Unseating an incumbent is a difficult business, particularly in the Bronx.

"And there are other competitors, such as SpaceX, who speak a lot but have not yet launched a lot, and I think if you really want to exist in this business you must be very humble because it's a difficult business, and in my opinion you can only really speak when you have an excellent track record".

The brutal reality remains that guaranteeing same-sex couples' freedom is a difficult business even in the states most naturally inclined to be hospitable to it.

"Running a lab is a difficult business to be in today," says Monique Marion, owner of Westchester Diagnostics Lab in Mount Vernon.

But some say the purse strings may have tightened on these health maintenance organizations, making Medicare+Choice a difficult business to stay in.

It's a difficult business that is in fast flux, given that so many entry-level photographers now have a camera in their smartphone and more intensive photographers want a proper DSLR.

"Consumer electronics is a very difficult business in which to make a profit, due to the price pressure from retailers".

There is no doubt that this is indeed a very difficult business in which to turn a profit, but virtually all owners get involved in racing because of a deep and unwavering affection for the sport.