Sentence examples for be tricky to raise from inspiring English sources

"There is a lot of technology risk and it can be tricky to raise capital".

RUSAL, the world's largest aluminium company, desperately needs money to support mountains of debt but, as its recently issued prospectus suggests, there are reasons why funds may be tricky to raise.

Only about 15 gardeners have received clam seeds, because they are trickier to raise and take about four years to grow to edible size, he said.

This can be tricky to accomplish.

Benefits can also be tricky to evaluate.

This pattern can be tricky to identify.

"It was kind of tricky to raise that in our story, because it's for so much later", Yates said.

Kim Hak-soo of the Korea Institute of Public Finance, which advises the government, says it ought to be lowering corporate tax rates to achieve higher growth, not raising them.Firms may choose to pay the tax rather than make marginal investments or raise wages (which are tricky to cut).

Primaries are tricky to cover.

It's tricky to say.

Monologues are tricky to handle.