Sentence examples for difficulty collecting from inspiring English sources

Planned after the stock market plunge of 1987, the museum had difficulty collecting pledges from some major benefactors, he said.

According to an internal Hydra spreadsheet viewed by The New York Times, the company is having difficulty collecting payments on its slow-moving projects.

But it said they would be effective in one regard: making unions "likely to have more difficulty collecting dues and funds from employees for political purposes".

Among the large regional phone companies, it is estimated that Verizon and SBC Communications are each owed more than $200 million by WorldCom, some of which they have already had difficulty collecting.

If there was any chance that the Orioles would have difficulty collecting on the policy if they release him, they would probably opt for repeated appearances on the disabled list.

That debt can linger for years, particularly when it is incurred by those, like Mr. Lazio, who are no longer in office and who may have more difficulty collecting donations.

While most deaths occurred in Baghdad, the report suggests it may not reflect all casualties from other areas because of difficulties collecting information.

In 1995, however, Belli had to file for bankruptcy when he had difficulties collecting money due from the Dow Corning breast-implant case.

The contestants say their difficulties collecting their money surprise them, given that the Miss America system promotes itself as a scholarship pageant rather than a beauty pageant, unlike its main rival, the Miss USA contest.

Even the powerful I.S.I., which is dominated by Punjabis, Pakistan's largest ethnic group, has difficulties collecting information in the tribal lands, the home of fiercely independent Pashtun tribes.

Make sure you're properly tracking all payments due and recording when each invoice is paid, how long customers generally take to pay, and which customers you've had difficulties collecting payments from in the past.