Sentence examples for difficult merchants from inspiring English sources

"It contained many things that are difficult: merchants, God, lots of detail.

The flood of inflationary greenback currency issued during the war made Rhodes and Company's dealings in the new confederation of Canada difficult; merchants would accept a dollar in paper money as the equivalent of 35 cents in gold.

For many years they made it difficult for merchants to offer a cash discount, or better terms to customers with less expensive cards.

"It makes it very difficult for merchants to manage their businesses," he said.

It's clear that people build things with it, and run campaigns, but it struck Patricio that it's very difficult for merchants to track things.

Shoppers cut back on spending, making it difficult for many merchants to keep up with the high rents.

In this difficult business climate merchants are reluctant to offer large discounts without the promise of a significant uplift in footfall and a guaranteed minimum return".

As the article explains, American Express, which is not party to the settlement, has rules that can make it difficult or impossible for merchants to institute surcharges.

Like most poor countries, Haiti has made it extremely difficult for entrepreneurs and merchants to start businesses that operate within the law.

The service wants to solve a difficult problem for US merchants that are interested in purchasing goods – in bulk and at discounted prices – in China.

If Foursquare is going to scale, it needs to be self-serve, which is avery difficult proposition for local merchants who tend to be busy all day running their businesses.