Sentence examples for difficult to attract a from inspiring English sources

"It was difficult to attract a regular clientele".

"It's difficult to attract a younger customer when our main demographic is babies".

These days the bachelors of the hills found it difficult to attract a wife to the modest farms they inherited.

Either advertisers have not wanted to pay, or it has been too difficult to attract a large enough audience to support the cost of television or movie-quality work.

It is difficult to attract a rabbi to minister to such a small congregation; it is a formidable challenge to meet a Jewish spouse in the city and - even if you find love within the faith - it is impossible to send your children to a Jewish school in Northern Ireland.

It has been difficult to attract a high profile museum professional without the endowment needed to sustain its historical operating budget of around $17 million.

The channel, which was launched in March 2014, has found it difficult to attract an audience.

Pugacheva found it difficult to attract an audience for her music outside the Russian-speaking area, however, and after a lukewarm reception at the 1997 Eurovision Song Contest in Dublin, she began to branch into other, nonmusical artistic activities.

Reorienting them would require capital investment that is difficult to attract in a country at war.

Consequently, nearly orthogonal input SOPs are difficult to attract into a single output point.

UTV Ireland has found it difficult to attract either an audience or advertising.