Sentence examples for hard time pricing from inspiring English sources

Yet people are having a hard time pricing them and a very hard time selling them.

Those renting places out still have a hard time changing pricing on the fly to account for those times when their prices are not attracting enough interested guests, and when they do they find them too expensive, according to a recent survey from HomeAway, found that some 83% of property managers are "dissatisfied" with current commission charges.

History shows that regimes that inflate their promises to their citizens during periods of high oil prices often have a hard time when prices fall.

One reason: we're having a hard time raising prices.

When Lore confronted that challenge, years ago, he chose to sell; this time, Landsman told me, the bet is that Jet's business model and pricing technology are so hard to replicate that Amazon — and others — would have a hard time competing on price.

"On the other end of the spectrum, consumer companies have a hard time passing along price increases on things like clothes because there's so much competition".

I can tell you that Windows 7 does provide a significant usability boost over Windows Vista, but besides that, even I have a hard time justify the price.

But most have a hard time swallowing the price tags in India for something that isn't even considered an investment.

This will affect your image as a musician and you might have a hard time dictating your price in the future.

Oyogi and Wondir seem to be in a traffic funk, while Google will have a very hard time competing based on their pricing model.

But if the social costs of capping inflation rise, the ECB will have an equally hard time making the case for price stability.Indeed, some argue that the ECB's distance from politics only strengthens the need for it to be open about how it sets policy.