Sentence examples for difficult to build on from inspiring English sources

"A progressive improvement in profit margins of listed firms through successively deep recessions," Mr Jerram wrote recently, "is a likely sign of a structural rise in profitability".However, these gains have been accruing slowly and will remain difficult to build on without a cyclical fillip.

However, without a detailed description of the processes involved in such interventions, it is difficult to build on one another's experiences.

But it will be difficult to build on the improved chemistry now.

The marshy terrain was both an asset and a problem: a challenge to any attacking army, it was also difficult to build on.

The commander described how security is improving in the region overall, but the lack of security along transport routes makes it difficult to build on the security improvements.

"You could see the potential for economies of scale," something that was difficult to build on a national level in the property industry.

It's a difficult promontory to build on, but the Nelkins liked the view and persevered, despite trouble with contractors who found it difficult to work with the curvy, oblong rooms.

He adds that iOS is the more difficult platform to build on, so if they can be successful here, it will be no problem to port it to Android later on.

"This has been something to build on".

It's something to build on now.

That's something to build on".