Sentence examples for difficult to promote from inspiring English sources

Conservation has been difficult to promote.

It's also been difficult to promote cards as unique and original".

"Now I find it difficult to promote my music where it would be best suited because of my history.

In today's climate, it is far more difficult to promote a black woman than her white counterpart.

Mr. diCorcia's wife at the time, Noemi Bonazzi, said that during the late 80's and early 90's, her husband often became discouraged and found it difficult to promote his work.

But it makes a strong case that this group of black men with Mohawks, who slam-danced and sang about racism and politics, was uniquely difficult to classify, which made them difficult to promote.

In addition, the site's salty name makes it difficult to advertise and promote and may put off potential buyers.

But she lost her public platform in 2004 when she broke with the government and joined the opposition Sam Rainsy Party, and she is finding it as difficult now to promote her ideas as to gain attention as a candidate.

"At this point, it's frankly difficult to both promote and police your own sport," Tygart said Wednesday in a teleconference.

The legal sanctioning of parents' use of physical punishment can make it very difficult for professionals to promote other, more effective and less harmful, forms of discipline.

Mr Rickayzen explains that "people won't face up to the prospect of needing long-term care, so this makes it difficult for insurers to promote the product".