Sentence examples for difficult to raise a from inspiring English sources

To founders looking to raise capital, it may seem like a bubble as it is statistically more difficult to raise a seed round of funding now compared to a year ago.

The insecurity these lax laws bring can make it difficult to raise a family.

"It's difficult to raise a son into a man," she said.

A lot. It's difficult to raise a respectful child in the U.S".

It was very difficult to raise a smile or get praise until my last term, when he smiled and said: "You might do quite well".

"I will say it surprised me that it's still so difficult to raise (a fund).

It can be difficult to raise an issue with a busy boss, even harder still when you need his or her undivided time and attention to really explain the problem.

In the short term it may not be difficult to raise an extra 30,000 troops for Iraq, but longer-term it may be hard to sustain the higher levels of troops, at least without breaking promises to serving soldiers about leave, training and the frequency of tours of duty.

I know, I know, it's getting increasingly difficult to raise an eyebrow.

The hallmarks of poor seed financing strategies include founders who have already given up the majority of equity before the A round, inflated seed valuations that make it difficult to raise an A round at a reasonable valuation, or a large overhang of convertible debt resulting from numerous convertible note rounds.

That number might be difficult to raise on a cramped spaceship but could be more feasible than raising an equivalent number of chickens.