Sentence examples for difficult to pay for from inspiring English sources

Otherwise they will find it difficult to pay for their expansion.

They find it difficult to pay for social spending and economic infrastructure while keeping their own borrowing under control.

Without the assistance of the foundation, many of these artists would find it difficult to pay for basic living expenses, like groceries and bus fare.

The Army had a fifteen-year development plan; the generals knew that the plan would be difficult to pay for without rapid growth.

Fewer women to fight their corner for wage equality means future generations find it difficult to pay for MBA tuition, and so the cycle continues, says Dr Roberts.

But with home values falling and the stock market in a slump, Americans are finding it more and more difficult to pay for basic purchases.

One CO at a dispensary argued: The salary I am getting is not even enough to meet the basic needs, and I find it difficult to pay school fees for my children.

"These are young artists," she said, "and on top of it, buyers find it difficult to pay a lot of money for something that isn't unique".

But you don't have to buy the Mail, whereas it's difficult not to pay for the Beeb.

Also, we have banking restrictions, making it difficult for us to pay for these camera traps".

This makes it extraordinarily difficult for hotels to pay for big-ticket green renovations, especially with a tight credit market.