Sentence examples for difficult to raise funding from inspiring English sources

Participle, the British social design group, which has become a front-runner in the field, is continuing to develop its existing initiatives in aging and social cohesion, but is finding it increasingly difficult to raise funding to prototype new concepts.

Other biotechnology companies have found it difficult to raise funds on the public markets.

And even when a cause is high on the political agenda, it can be difficult to raise funds.

But he and others who monitor fund-raising expect the economic downturn and the events of Sept. 11 to make it more difficult to raise funds this year.

The city has made contributions to projects for which it can be difficult to raise funds, like helping the Brooklyn Museum improve the climate-control system in its 19th-century building.

"Fund-raising is competitive," said Cynthia Cavallo, executive director of the Garden City-based nonprofit prevention and advocacy organization, which like many small charities has found it more difficult to raise funds and garner attention since Sept. 11.

It was difficult to raise funds as well.

At the time Mr Cooze was involved with bucket collections and leafleting but admitted it was difficult to raise funds with crowds averaging just 3,000 and the club in the bottom tier of the Football League.

As it proves ever more difficult to raise funds, the possible consequences are an ideas and brain drain.

It is increasingly difficult to raise funds for trials, and 'sexy' research topics risk being prioritized ahead of the clinically relevant or those using older technologies.

For example, the research councils found it difficult to raise funds for non-commissioned, capacity-building research, because government departments were under no obligation to pay the new 'general research surcharge' [ 21].