Sentence examples for difficulty in capitalizing from inspiring English sources

But from the start of the Camp David summit talks in July, Mr. Clinton and Dr. Albright have had enormous difficulty in capitalizing on investment they had made in Mr. Arafat.

Even in a barren economic environment the producers said they have encountered little difficulty capitalizing their Broadway production, whose initial budget they placed at $7 million.

Opponents of Rouhani capitalized on the president's difficulty in delivering the fruits of the nuclear deal.

In the present study we were not able to obtain behavioural performance measures due to technical difficulties, but future studies capitalizing on this technique should explore this possibility (e.g., via simultaneous EMG and fMRI recordings).

When Coty made that offer public last month, it sought to capitalize on Avon's troubles, including a continuing investigation into allegations of bribery in several countries and a longstanding difficulty in raising its stock price.

When Coty, which is privately held, first made its takeover public last month, it had sought to capitalize upon Avon's troubles, including an ongoing investigation into allegations of bribery in several countries and a longstanding difficulty in raising its stock price.

Difficulty in keeping hatband exclusive.

Adding to the difficulty in unwinding a large portfolio is this fact: When Wall Street firms get a whiff of trouble at a fund whose holdings they know well, they are known to capitalize by front-running — buying and selling in advance of the fund's forced trades, increasing its losses as it liquidates.

"I have difficulty in excelling".

She has obvious difficulty in expressing sympathy.

Describes their difficulty in selling the stock.