Sentence examples for hard to generate from inspiring English sources

Private donations in Europe are generally not tax deductible, so when subsidies are cut, it is hard to generate new income to compensate.

Persistently low interest rates make it hard to generate profits.

So it's going to be hard to generate traffic on the upper levels.

It has even been hard to generate concern among residents of this preternaturally carefree town.

It's very hard to generate that kind of motivation through management.

Jeremy Piven, in several roles, tries hard to generate some comic sparks.

No doubt intimacy is hard to generate in an echoey, high-ceilinged waiting room.

It's hard to generate real outrage against a phenomenon with which we continue to be so complicit.

But the left now has no alternative economic model, and thus finds it hard to generate the same protest momentum.

Still, Carol was always going to find it hard to generate audience excitement equivalent to the critical reaction.

With one or two exceptions, like Tomas Transtromer, it is hard to generate an audience in the United States.