Sentence examples for difficult buying from inspiring English sources

Offering a discounted total price for two or more items sold together, or offering a free item with the purchase of one or more related items, can encourage people who value one item in the bundle more than another to buy the entire bundle, or it can simplify a difficult buying decision.

Copying the tried-and-true approach shouldn't be difficult: Buy a slug of a laggard with a pristine balance sheet and demand the company sell itself.

I am having a difficult time buying these arguments from the Bucks new ownership group, headed by a pair of New York-based billionaires in Edens and Lasry.

Consequently, I have a very difficult time buying shirts off the peg.

Next month, we'll be talking about picking stocks--which is as simple (and as difficult) as "buying low and selling high".

The turkey farmer fell on hard times, and found it difficult to buy grain for his retired turkey hens.

Hybrids are even more difficult to buy.

Why is it so difficult to buy Chelsea buns?

Muddled property rights make it difficult to buy land or provide collateral for loans.

Unless you're chatting to George Monbiot, "you're so difficult to buy for" is usually nonsense.

On arrival, it initially appears difficult to buy anything other than thongs, hosiery and bustiers.