Sentence examples for estate difficult from inspiring English sources

He initially found the large coal seams under his estate difficult to extract due to their depth, and indeed it was imported coal from Newcastle-upon-Tyne which saw the development of more extensive industries in salt, glass and chemicals which began to attract workers to the area.

But managing a literary estate is difficult even for relatively disinterested parties, and if the author is someone you love it's hard to get things right.

Just what royal lineage does to the value of an estate is difficult to pinpoint.

The truth is that real estate marketing is difficult because online marketing is difficult.

"Real estate is really difficult to come by on Broadway these days.

Assessing national trends in Chinese real estate is often difficult because of long lags in the data.

It said real estate financing was difficult to get and that a tax-free ruling on the deal had not yet come through.

That was quickly shrinking the stock of subsidized housing, in a city where the high cost of construction and land and the potential profits from market-rate real estate make it difficult to create more.

Investments like real estate can be difficult for beginners.

Predicting the bottom of any asset market, especially real estate, is a difficult thing.

In fact, 70% of all Americans think investing in real estate is more difficult than investing in other asset classes.