Sentence examples for harder to launch from inspiring English sources

Sadly for aspiring plutocrats, it is getting ever harder to launch a fund.

Turgeman said Hamas fighters were in poor shape and were finding it harder to launch rockets into Israel.

"Sites need to be well-managed and well-designed and even then it is harder and harder to launch a site.

Time Warner would have to rely on the quality of its programming to get carriage on other firms' distribution systems, and might find it harder to launch new channels.

For example: making it harder to launch and sustain a filibuster in the Senate, or making it easier for a president to obtain a quick up-or-down vote on nominations for judicial and administrative appointments.

I don't think [the trust] understands if you took Holby City out of the schedule it would make it much harder to launch a challenging new drama on BBC1 at 9pm".

And it makes it hard to launch a comprehensive program to help poor farmers," he said.

"It's very hard to launch a brand these days that's just online-only.

She worked hard to launch the Fondation Henri Cartier-Bresson in 2002; Henri died two years later.

It's extremely hard to launch a franchise well and they've done it here, no question.

Messrs Zoellick and Lamy worked hard to launch the Doha round of global trade talks in 2001, and subsequently to keep them alive.