Sentence examples for difficult firm from inspiring English sources

But creating the right business is difficult, firm leaders and industry experts say, particularly for lawyers not used to running a business.

Capacity  Access to capital credit (=0, 1) Dummies for reported difficulty in accessing credit by firms (1 = difficult; 0 = not difficult) Firms that experience difficulty in accessing credit (higher value for credit) are less likely to adopt and continue HACCP.

It is a problem that writers on China have encountered for years, and it can be difficult get firm evidence.

It is always difficult being firm with someone who is already in an inferior position".

Unfortunately, limited data on this process in forest trees make delimitation of this threshold difficult and firm statements regarding hybrid persistence require more comparative studies.

Regulations make it difficult for firms to hire and fire.

But he accepts that it can be "extraordinarily difficult [for firms] when numerous governments are involved, with sometimes competing interests".

And second, fiercer global competition has made it more difficult for firms to pass increases in wages through to prices.

"But it also makes it difficult for firms to locate and expand here because it is expensive to do business".

The legal landscape has changed drastically in recent years, making it difficult for firms even of Brobeck's size to compete, Mr. Levin said.

Employers find themselves in a situation the mirror image of last year, when students had so many options that it was often difficult for firms to draw them in.