Sentence examples for been difficult to sell from inspiring English sources

Untitled, it would have been difficult to sell in earlier days.

The partnerships then used the money to purportedly buy assets from the company, which, the report concluded, otherwise would have been difficult to sell.

The effect on big American media firms is profound.The rest of the world has lagged America in pay-TV both because relatively few people subscribe to it and because, in some countries, it has been difficult to sell advertising.

In addition, the plan is an effort to clear the nation's balance sheet of real estate holdings that, because they have been difficult to sell individually, have hung over the housing market and stunted sales of existing homes and new construction.

Before those entities were merged it would have been difficult to sell either company.

This isn't – as you might think – because ads kill our enjoyment of literature (many magazines publish fiction surrounded by commercial messages) but rather because until now it's been difficult to sell ad space in books.

But it may be difficult to sell.

Westerns are difficult to sell to modern audiences.

These so-called underwater properties are difficult to sell and impossible to refinance.

They thought it might be difficult to sell their apartment while they were living there.

It will not be difficult to sell out the stadium for a conference championship game.