Sentence examples for find it far from inspiring English sources

Any Russian company that has loans denominated in dollars but profits coming in rubles will find it far harder to pay back its debts.

Without financing from China, Russia, and the Gulf states, the dollar would fall sharply, U.S. interest rates would rise, and the U.S. government would find it far more difficult to sustain its global role at an acceptable domestic cost.

He said, "The United States will find it far more difficult to maintain its competitive edge if it excludes those who are able and willing to help us compete".

China would find it far harder to reject an I.M.F.

Today, people find it far easier to leave the city.

They find it far too challenging, far too difficult".

Most factories find it far too hard to get land, labour and energy.

But fans of autumn color can find it far beyond these well known viewing spots.

I expected to find it far too big, and at first my expectations were met.

"They find it far more difficult to exercise, or even do normal things like eating.

Obviously children will find it far too violent, distressing and horrific that Humpty should not be put together again".