Sentence examples for a particularly difficult business from inspiring English sources

Blockbuster "is a particularly difficult business to manage cash flow," Richard Bilotti, a media analyst at Morgan Stanley, said.

CROMVOIRT, the Netherlands — Putting aside for the moment the advisability of trying to make a living milking camels, you would not think it a particularly difficult business.

Ms. Rodriguez speculated that a particularly difficult business transition several years ago might have been the beginning of their marital trouble but said that from her point of view it was a great relationship, right until the end.

Coca-Cola's behind-the-scenes involvement in the nonprofit group comes at a particularly difficult time for the sugary beverage business.

Without the resources of big companies, small businesses have a particularly difficult time navigating that system.

Business aside, climate change is a particularly difficult issue for all elected government officials to tackle.

The decision comes amid a particularly difficult environment for Wall Street firms, especially those that specialize in sales and trading, a business that is contending with decreased activity and profits.

In a business like ours, with a product development cycle of 10 to 12 years, there's a particularly difficult tension between investing for the long term and accommodating investors' expectations every 90 days.

Mr. Huntsman has a particularly difficult challenge.

Pakistan poses a particularly difficult problem.

Facebook is in a particularly difficult predicament.