Sentence examples for difficult enterprise from inspiring English sources

Polling is a difficult enterprise nowadays.

The appeals court said, "We recognize that evaluating motive, particularly the motive of dozens of people, is a difficult enterprise.

As many of these issues are highly subjective and often debatable, proving such allegations is an extremely difficult enterprise.

To speak and write honestly in the Soviet Union is still a more difficult enterprise than an American can imagine.

The success of this first experiment encouraged the emperor to attempt the more difficult enterprise of simplifying and digesting the writings of the jurists.

Hugely reduced, the Clyde fleet now scrapes the seabed for scallops and prawns, a difficult enterprise that is destroying the habitat upon which hopes of regeneration depend.

At most, devices doing simple tasks work together and, after a proper coordination, may execute more difficult enterprises.

Also, improving birth weights or nutritional status are difficult enterprises that have failed in most settings.

"Our Fathers" insists that we see both the priests and their victims clearly, however difficult the enterprise.

I've typically found it difficult for enterprise tech companies to sustain ACVs lower than $50K in NYC and SF without experiencing CAC LTV pressure, but I'm frequently finding companies demonstrating immense scale, growth and sustainability with ACVs below $25K.

In Somalia, the unfettered boom in hospitals and smaller clinics has made it difficult for enterprises to differentiate themselves, resulting in negative competition that benefits neither the business nor the customer.