Sentence examples for difficult funding from inspiring English sources

Despite difficult funding times ahead, the next 10 years could be every bit as thrilling.

"This will give councils more time to plan for the difficult funding decisions which lie ahead".

She's got plenty of advice for Higgins about making difficult funding decisions and driving projects through both urban and rural areas.

At last month's ITC conference, Simon Mellor, Arts Council England's executive director for arts and cultural strategy, warned that the arts need to prepare for a difficult funding scenario.

When it comes to difficult funding decisions for arts and culture, there are no large- or small-scale development bodies to be culled to protect frontline services this time round.

Only a month after this year's festival in the Suffolk seaside town, the Poetry Trust, which runs the event, said on Tuesday that "given the difficult funding situation in the arts at the moment", it had decided it was the right time to pause and review how it operated.

And the firm would not have to court investors in a difficult fund-raising climate.

The difficult fund-raising environment has tested even the most connected of potential candidates.

"We have an extraordinarily difficult fund-raising operation ahead of us".

S.E.C. officials have said that in the difficult fund-raising environment, there is a possible incentive for firms to exaggerate the value of their portfolios.

Mr. Gephardt, who sought the Democratic nomination in 1988, was not the only Democrat who seems to have had a difficult fund-raising quarter.