Sentence examples for extremely difficult to raise from inspiring English sources
It is extremely difficult to raise enough funds to meet that growing demand.
It's extremely difficult to raise money for campaigns to reduce demand, said Crawford Allan of WWF/TRAFFIC, because "donors like to see boots on the ground and technology".
A third logistical problem had less to do with America and more to do with Britain — and that is that the British found it extremely difficult to raise troops to fight this war.
Some of the banks are finding it extremely difficult to raise money elsewhere, so the bank steps in as lender of last resort, a typical role for central banks in times of turmoil.
If your credit report is free of errors and doesn't have much wiggle room for negotiation with lenders, it may be extremely difficult to raise your credit score.
Policy-makers often find it extremely difficult to raise sufficient revenue to match even their priority needs.
But others note, among other criticisms of his plan, that if he succeeded in enacting the tax cut, it would be extremely difficult to take it back and raise taxes if the projected surpluses did not materialize.
The stature of the paintings would make them extremely difficult to sell in the art market, raising questions about whether the theft was a form of kidnapping to demand ransom from the museum.
