Sentence examples for difficult business of getting from inspiring English sources

I found it fascinating to imagine a time when novelty had zero currency, and it made me think about comedy today, particularly on the Fringe, where novelty is easier to sell (and to write about) than the difficult business of getting better one show at a time.

As the misadventures of so many technology and telecoms companies suggest, creativity is an elusive quality, and the manufacture of content is a peculiarly difficult business to get right.

From our experience in dealing with venture capitalists we thought that getting the finance for such a strong idea would be easy, but in the difficult business climate of 2009, getting anyone to put the money up proved to be impossible.

"We've always been the guys who make it difficult for business to get its business done".

Just the fact that researchers are arguing over how and whether one of the drug industry's top-sellers works is evidence of how difficult the drug business is getting.

And the costs and revenues of once-separate businesses have a nasty habit of getting tangled up, which makes it more difficult to judge the true profitability of each.

Even if there is no such prioritizing of installations by phone companies, "the most difficult part of this business is getting them to be a quality supplier that delivers on time," Mr. McMinn conceded.

The whole business of what gets published and what does not does not lend itself to separation.

Greece has already been suffering from two weeks of protests by truck drivers who have made it difficult for businesses to get supplies.

For Wieslaw Gutek, who overturned his load of wheat in his haste to get to the depot, that would make a difficult business untenable.

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.