Sentence examples for difficult offer from inspiring English sources

Somebody obviously must do this, but if they do not enjoy doing it or find it difficult, offer to do this chore.

However, it would be difficult to offer the post to another candidate without first telling Ball that the job, which was offered to him in principle early this month, has been rescinded.

It is difficult to offer specific advice without seeing the title deeds of your property.

Care homes are finding it increasingly difficult to offer high enough pay to recruit nurses.

Publishers say cross-platform subscriptions may become more difficult to offer if Apple goes ahead with its plan.

​Hunting Down a Culinary Hole in the Wall It's difficult to offer a price guide to these little restaurants.

It's a lot more difficult to offer aid to women who are illegal, but there are still options".

It's become increasingly difficult to offer an affordable quality product with the existing reimbursement and premium structure".

But that low level of tax intake makes it very difficult to offer basic services like health care, education and security.

"It is very difficult to offer a broad curriculum – particularly with what's happening to sixth-form funding and if you're a sixth-form college and can't take the money from elsewhere".

Given the fog cast over real economic activity by the financial crisis, it is difficult to offer a definitive assessment of just how well or badly those measures have worked.