Sentence examples for difficult for owners to from inspiring English sources

Some behaviours are not abnormal but are difficult for owners to accept.

He noted that metallic yellow paints can be more difficult for owners to repair (so think sunflower, not neon).

And analysts say it remains difficult for owners to refinance large properties at anywhere near the old terms.

The lingering effects of the global economic decline has made it difficult for owners to resell their houses, and stalled some plans for the purchase of larger homes.

On the other was a collection of housing groups worried that the legislation would make it more difficult for owners to obtain property liability insurance.

But, Mr. Varone said, architects, engineers and building owners fear it will be very difficult for owners to comply with the law.

Fiona McBride, a partner and trademark lawyer at Withers & Rogers, said: "This is a massive blow to Cadbury and has made it even more difficult for brand owners to obtain trade mark protection for use of a colour.

In Brazil's larger cities, there is a huge shortage of hotels for dogs or kennels, making it difficult for dog owners to travel because they have no one to take care of their pets while they're away.

That is going to make it difficult for the owners to refinance their mortgages over the next few years.

It is more difficult for gun owners to obtain these types of firearms, and there are greater restrictions on their use.

But Bavaria's justice minister, Winfried Bausback, also a signatory to the agreement, criticised the "legal hurdles" still posed by Germany's restitution laws which he said had often made it difficult for rightful owners to reclaim looted works after the statute of limitations had expired.