Sentence examples for be difficult to raise from inspiring English sources

"It's going to be difficult to raise prices in a soft economy," Mr. Baggaley warned.

And even when a cause is high on the political agenda, it can be difficult to raise funds.

But it would require more money from Europe and the I.M.F., which could be difficult to raise, given the public resistance to providing more bailout money to Greece.

With the global economic crisis, Mr. Shea says he fears that his group's $200,000 annual budget may be difficult to raise for 2010.

Genesis shares fell $6.66, or more than 28percentto to $16.70 after the company said industry data suggested it would be difficult to raise prices and increase profits.

In an economy that needs creative input, it may well be difficult to raise productivity rates very much, no matter what one does.

Tarryn Hawley, public affairs manager at Young Minds, the charity that promotes mental well-being for young people, says: "It is difficult to raise money for areas such as mental health and youth.

However, C. reevesii is difficult to raise in aquaculture and is rare in the wild.

It is difficult to raise money from donors because ballet fails to attract large audiences.

In light of that, it would have been difficult to raise ticket prices across the board.

Don Bacigalupi, the museum's director, said it had not been difficult to raise additional money.