Sentence examples for difficult to raise in from inspiring English sources

Most Porifera, very sensitive to a wide range of ecological factors, are difficult to raise in the laboratory.

Mr. Hendler projected that CIT might require at least $6 billion of additional capital, an amount difficult to raise in this environment.

Seed funding is difficult to raise in Europe.

However, C. reevesii is difficult to raise in aquaculture and is rare in the wild.

Capital One will gain access to about $11.6 billion in deposits at a time when it difficult to raise money in the capital markets.

In a survey of 295 companies carried out by the UK BioIndustry Association in March, 78 percent said they had found it more difficult to raise cash in the previous 12 months.

"It's going to be difficult to raise prices in a soft economy," Mr. Baggaley warned.

Cereals are an extreme example, but many companies have found it difficult to raise prices in recent years.

"Growth is going to be tough, and funds with no track record will find it very difficult to raise money in the current economic climate," Mr. Hoffman said.

I would have found it much more difficult to raise standards in the schools I led if Ofsted had not been around to support me.

The public services employ only a fifth of all workers but have been responsible for nearly half the increase in the total number employed in the past five years.The switch in resources from the private to the public sector was always likely to lower overall productivity growth since it is difficult to raise efficiency in labour-intensive services such as education.