Sentence examples for fundraising difficulties from inspiring English sources

There were frequent reports of chaos on the local board, fundraising difficulties, tragic deaths (including the double suicide of two hosts of a "positive thinking" program), and even Hurricane Sandy, which forced the station out of its home in the Financial District and into temporary studios at City College in Harlem.

Those fundraising difficulties ended up proving a boon for Datadog, because it forced the company to connect with customers much earlier and more often than it might have otherwise.

For him, the main point of a large seed round is not to offset possible fundraising difficulties down the line, but because there will be a need for early investment to follow through against larger competitors, including the need to hire top talent (there are currently 15 people working there).

The AP reports that recall organizers say they've gathered 150,000 of the 335,000 signatures required by May 30 to bring on a recall election, despite facing fundraising difficulties.

— The New York Times Dear Supporter, As you know, our candidate, Newt Gingrich — despite the consensus among historians that he will be more effective than all previous Presidents combined — has recently run into some fundraising difficulty.

We've heard about potential acquisitions, difficulty fundraising and everything in between.

Working with the UN agencies and Somali local organisations has been a good experience for me, although there have been some critical obstacles such as transparency and overcoming the difficulties of fundraising.

The difficulty of fundraising as a non-incumbent is on full display in the third-quarter fundraising reports released on Oct. 15.

Since Bush officially announced his campaign in June 2015 and stepped away from personally asking for large donations, his super PAC has had more difficulty with fundraising.

After struggling with fundraising last year -- a difficulty widely blamed on its poor performance in the 2012 elections -- the group co-founded by Karl Rove raised more than $5 million in the first three months of 2014.

The group and its affiliated super PAC, American Crossroads, spent $300 million in the 2012 election, but they have reportedly had difficulty with fundraising since then due to the failures of Republicans in that election.