Sentence examples for extremely difficult business from inspiring English sources
"Construction is an extremely difficult business.
"This is an extremely difficult business to be a part of," he said.
This made it extremely difficult for businesses to conduct transactions.
They tend to flock to locales like Ontario, Burbank, Glendale or Culver City, all of which, according to the recent Kosmont-Rose Institute Cost of Doing Business Survey, are less expensive and easier to do business in than L.A. "It's extremely difficult to do business in Los Angeles," observes Eastside retail developer Jose de Jesus Legaspi.
Abdullah, a young man selling textiles, loudly complained that it had become extremely difficult to do business when the value of the rial was so unpredictable.
"It's extremely difficult to do business there unless you have someone like the prime minister or someone in the prime minister's office who reaches down to whomever is concerned and says this is what to do," he said.
Additionally, the scarcity of talent in today's market makes it extremely difficult for small business owners to attract and retain those skills.
He complained that the country's antiquated finance laws, overseen by the central government, make it extremely difficult for Kurdish businesses to borrow money, especially for big projects like 4 Towers.
