Sentence examples for hard time qualifying from inspiring English sources

Boutiques.com has so many capabilities and components that even Google engineers have a hard time qualifying it.

Granted, even credit worthy buyers are having a hard time qualifying for a mortgage, but if the banks won't touch them, you shouldn't either.

Next year, a slew of mortgage restrictions will be in effect, which means that you'll probably have a harder time qualifying.

You'll have a much harder time qualifying for a loan with a range far above your credit score.

If you do not make your payments and wind up with bad credit, you will have a much harder time qualifying for other kinds of loans (including mortgages and car loans) later on.

Much like Uber or Airbnb, it's an idea that could branch out to any city in the world where retailers have a hard time retaining qualified staff.

Ms. Weingarten has contended that unless the city offers signing bonuses, it will have a hard time attracting enough qualified teachers.

Independent retailers often have a hard time finding and retaining qualified employees.

School after school had a hard time finding male elementary teachers and qualified people to teach languages, music, technology, special education and bilingual courses, but had no trouble hiring other elementary teachers.

FOR those who have a hard time documenting enough of their earning history to qualify for conventional loans, a popular option has become the so-called "stated income" mortgage.

But some people who make too much money to qualify for the tax credits may have a hard time finding an affordable option for private health insurance.