Sentence examples for became difficult to sell from inspiring English sources

It became difficult to sell suspect assets at almost any price, or to use them as collateral for the short-term funding that so many banks relied on.

By 1922, Poitevin foals became difficult to sell, and the population dropped dramatically as there was no economic incentive for breeding.

The Times recently published a piece noting that larger houses have become difficult to sell, because more people want smaller houses, closer to where they work.

What do we do with a President whose policies are still critically important, but who is so personally discredited they become difficult to sell or sustain?

Closer to home, members of a New Jersey family have sued Lehman for $4.14 billion, saying the firm steered them into complex securities that have become difficult to sell, Bloomberg News reported Friday.

While Hagar has been clear on his frustration with an era where it's become difficult to sell albums, or even ensure fans hear a new one in full, making new music with The Circle became imperative despite the lofty expectations their previous work ensured.

"These homes become difficult to sell as the negativity and hearsay becomes reality due to uninformed bloggers who disparage and perpetuate rare instances," Talaske told ARTINFO, adamant about setting the record straight.

It became difficult to move.

"It became difficult to be an MP.

It became difficult to cope with.

"From late 1938 until war was declared," Hepworth recalled, "it became increasingly difficult to sell a painting or a sculpture and make a bare living.