Sentence examples for difficult business in a from inspiring English sources
Regional television is a difficult business in a market dominated by national outlets but CTV saw the earthquake as an opportunity to redefine its place in the psyche of a recovering city.
"Consumer electronics is a very difficult business in which to make a profit, due to the price pressure from retailers".
There is no doubt that this is indeed a very difficult business in which to turn a profit, but virtually all owners get involved in racing because of a deep and unwavering affection for the sport.
"Making games is a complicated and difficult business, in fact it's brutal," he clarifies.
Identifying metal ions and their ligands by X-ray crystallography is a powerful but difficult business in complex RNAs.
What follows now is the difficult business of governing in a society where only 50.1% of the voting age population voted last fall.
Unseating an incumbent is a difficult business, particularly in the Bronx.
Unseating an incumbent is typically a difficult business, particularly in the Bronx.
"And there are other competitors, such as SpaceX, who speak a lot but have not yet launched a lot, and I think if you really want to exist in this business you must be very humble because it's a difficult business, and in my opinion you can only really speak when you have an excellent track record".
The brutal reality remains that guaranteeing same-sex couples' freedom is a difficult business even in the states most naturally inclined to be hospitable to it.
