Sentence examples for find it difficult to pay from inspiring English sources
Otherwise they will find it difficult to pay for their expansion.
They find it difficult to pay for social spending and economic infrastructure while keeping their own borrowing under control.
Without the assistance of the foundation, many of these artists would find it difficult to pay for basic living expenses, like groceries and bus fare.
Fewer women to fight their corner for wage equality means future generations find it difficult to pay for MBA tuition, and so the cycle continues, says Dr Roberts.
"These are young artists," she said, "and on top of it, buyers find it difficult to pay a lot of money for something that isn't unique".
She acknowledges some businesses with very narrow profit margins may find it difficult to pay a living wage, but many who can don't do so.
The English government clearly found it difficult to pay for its army and from 1377 turned to a new system of poll taxes, aiming to spread the costs of taxation across the entirety of English society.
Fitzcarraldo finds it difficult to pay attention to the petty details of business because he is interested only in what he will do with his profits, which, of course, never materialize.
About 11percentt of Chinese parents have paid credit card debts for children 22 to 27 years old, a group that has become accustomed to the good life but has found it difficult to pay for, according to a survey by the Beijing Youth Daily newspaper.
In a Commonwealth Fund survey conducted this spring, 44percentt of adults with incomes above 250percentt of the poverty level, or $29,175 for individuals, found it difficult to pay their premiums for marketplace plans, compared with 33percentt of those with incomes below that level.
