Sentence examples for become a difficult stepchild from inspiring English sources

"Suddenly, investment banking drifted to become a difficult stepchild and noncore," one UBS banker told The Times.

"Suddenly investment banking drifted to become a difficult stepchild and noncore," said one UBS banker, who declined to be named because he was not authorized to speak about his employer.

BLOOMBERG At UBS, I-Banking a "Difficult Stepchild"  |  Long one of Europe's major investment banks, UBS is taking a sudden step away from a core business, The New York Times reports.

Later, that became a difficult task.

Nevertheless, "the modern collection had become a stepchild," Mr. Frey said.

And then that becomes a very difficult issue.

"Difficult because you become a target.

At the same time, Murray Hill, only a few years ago a stepchild of the much-hotter Gramercy Park, has become a favorite with Midtown professionals.

From this zero start, entrepreneurship has become a must-have in every business school even though it is mostly regarded as a stepchild and is usually a part of the management department, rather than being in its own department.

Michael Slager, 33, has two stepchildren and who told a judge he is due to become a father, was the subject of two complaints during the five years he spent with the North Charleston Police Department.

The businessman who hasn't seen his biological children in years, for example, has become an ideal father to his stepchildren.