Sentence examples for difficult to prosper from inspiring English sources
In the 1980s Gordy found it difficult to prosper in a music industry increasingly dominated by multinational conglomerates, and in 1988 he sold Motown to MCA, which later sold the company to PolyGram.
They claim it is difficult for art to prosper under the demands most employers make on artists.
"In adding onerous burdens of cost and inefficiency, the proposal would make it more difficult for companies to prosper and grow.
From around the middle of 2006, Chinese central authorities have increasingly made it difficult for foreign-funded enterprises to prosper in potentially the world's largest market.
At a time of depleted international support, they are helping Zimbabwe's children to not only cope, but to prosper in immensely difficult circumstances".
Doug Cifu, the president of another high-speed firm, Virtu Financial, said Tuesday that "Eladian's failure demonstrates how difficult it is for market-making firms to prosper in current market conditions".
Beane's broader achievement, making baseball more efficient, could even make it more difficult for cash-strapped teams like the Athletics to prosper.
"The tiny seedling sequoia seem to suffer," Mr. Tweed said, making it difficult for new groves of the rare trees to prosper.
Whether these funds will be able to prosper in a bear market is uncertain: 1998 is starting to develop into a "difficult year".
