Sentence examples for difficult to invest from inspiring English sources

Madoff made it seem impossibly difficult to invest with him.

Both are difficult to invest with directorial imagination that goes beyond Rostand's brief stage directions.

Uncertainty about Puerto Rico's financial future has made it very difficult to invest there.

Today it is very difficult to invest in a nuclear power plant without clear visibility".

If neighbors are making these short-term, reputation-destroying choices, it's difficult to invest for the long term.

All of which makes it incredibly easy to play, and extremely difficult to invest with vital purpose.

"But from an investor's perspective, this becomes a very difficult sector to invest in".

Now is always the most difficult time to invest.

Technological advances are another pressure since the company needs to upgrade or replace subscriber equipment but the tightened credit market makes it a difficult time to invest in infrastructure.

The satellite television services provider also warned that it may have trouble attracting new customers since tightened credit markets make it a difficult time to invest in business opportunities and new technologies.

Roets et al. [ 46] suggest that once tasks are perceived as difficult, willingness to invest effort is reduced, even though the task demands are high with an initial high level of motivation arising from the need for closure.