Sentence examples for funding difficult from inspiring English sources

Plus changes in the research councils, where they have been cutting their cloth, is making research funding difficult to get.

The group had hoped to get funding from a co-operative lender to purchase the homes, but without a record of property management they initially found funding difficult to secure.

The controversy of the research makes securing funding difficult, though.

The low rates of achievement against overall 2015 targets, particularly in child protection and education, relate to lack of funding, difficult security access to the sites, and the limited number of operational partners in newly affected areas.

Such carriers, which turned to governments after failing to drum up support from private-sector investors, are likely to find access to new funds difficult in the current environment, analysts said.

Hytner has often underlined his strategy: a hit like War Horse can fund difficult work such as the NT's musical about the murders of the Ipswich prostitutes, London Road.

The resulting inconsistency in the data made an overall analysis of the research that was funded difficult.

In addition, as disruptive as Housebites was setting out to be, VCs didn't view the startup as technology-based enough, making raising the required funds difficult.

Funding was difficult to get.

However, getting funding is difficult.

The museum's visitor numbers are up this year, though funding is difficult.