Sentence examples for challenging sell from inspiring English sources

You may be better off opening doors directly rather than using an agency, if they think it's going to be a more challenging sell for them.

She is on the side of remaining in the EU, but her one big referendum intervention thus far artfully coupled this stance, a challenging sell to the Conservative members who will pick the next party leader, to a demand that the UK withdraw from another pillar of the European order, the convention on human rights.

It's going to be a challenging sell for Wall Street heading into 2017.

There's no doubt this is a challenging sell though, given how embedded all these players are with the big platforms.

"He hadn't forgotten how great his performance was," Bialy said, but Gilligan was worried "it would be a challenging sell to get Bryan for this role".

But that year the financial industry went downhill and it was really challenging to sell our software.

It's challenging to sell a movie with a black lead unless you recruit A-list celebrities, such as Samuel L Jackson or Will Smith.

Meanwhile, display ads–"banner ads" are the best-known example–remain challenging to sell.

Meanwhile, display ads-- banner ads-- banner best-known exads-- bannern chadsenging to sell.

"Why are these markets attractive areas for Insight, given conventional wisdom that government can be challenging to sell to, and expensive to serve?

Intel's challenge: sell enough Xeons to maintain, with Celerons and Pentiums averaged in, Intel's historic average price of roughly $250 a chip.