Sentence examples for found it difficult to attract a from inspiring English sources

These days the bachelors of the hills found it difficult to attract a wife to the modest farms they inherited.

The Ship Canal Company found it difficult to attract a diversified export trade, which meant that ships not uncommonly had to return down the canal loaded with ballast rather than freight.

The previous decade's bands had the advantage of appearing during a large countercultural movement that provided them with a large potential audience, but the neo-progressive bands were limited to a niche audience and found it difficult to attract a following.

The channel, which was launched in March 2014, has found it difficult to attract an audience.

UTV Ireland has found it difficult to attract either an audience or advertising.

Despite average fuel savings of 2-3 tonnes a day, it has found it difficult to attract interest from ship companies.

Despite Mr Reynolds' confidence that, "If we build it, they will come", the stadium found it difficult to attract large enough crowds to meet its costs.

Both districts are now regarded as "natural" parts of Copenhagen, even though developers originally found it difficult to attract new residents.

Ms. Bice said that she found it difficult to attract American workers to the area because of the high cost of living.

Biotechnology companies have found it difficult to attract both government as well as venture capitalist funding (Indian survey).

This is a particularly serious development for Africa, which finds it difficult to attract private funds.