Sentence examples for difficult sale from inspiring English sources

It still stands to be a difficult sale, however, even with those powerful backers.

Convincing one of the convenience store chains to give us 12 displays in each of its several hundred stores was probably the most difficult sale my team ever made.

With an improving economy, it would be a narrow path to victory, especially given that Florida — where Perry's position on Social Security would not play well — might be a difficult sale for him.

The new Islamic Republic of Iran went through an early messianic phase, in which the country's Shiites attempted to export Islamic radicalism — a difficult sale in a world where eighty-five per cent of Muslims are Sunni.

The new Islamic Republic of Iran went through an early messianic phase, in which the country's Shiites attempted to export Islamic radicalism a difficult sale in a world where eighty-five per cent of Muslims are Sunni.

"If the price creeps up to $60, that will be a difficult sale," said Michael Lunsford, executive vice president for customer experience at the rival Internet service Earthlink, "particularly if you are paying for e-mail and basic services from your cable provider and again from AOL".

The industry has long relied on big discounts to entice consumers in a difficult sales environment.

Experts interviewed yesterday said the most difficult sales tax to evade is on automobiles because vehicles must be registered.

Angular, stylish and with one of the most difficult sales pitches in the competition, she was going to sell herself as the Competent One.

Bolland blamed the poor summer weather for a difficult sales period in August and September and said this had affected the whole high street.

Despite the difficult sales environment, CVS said margin and cost management would enable the drugstore retail company to deliver earnings within its guidance range.