Sentence examples for having difficulty raising from inspiring English sources

Companies are having difficulty raising money.

Japanese banks, Sumitomo Trust included, are also having difficulty raising the amount they charge borrowers.

Harvard is reportedly having difficulty raising the matching funds required by the terms of the Ford grant, because of lack of interest among university officials and alumni.

"No doubt there are parishes having difficulty raising money" because of the almost daily disclosures of child sexual abuse by priests, he said.

The problem for Mr. McCall is that any perception that he is having difficulty raising money will only make it more difficult for him to raise more money.

However, borrowing from the Fed's discount window, its main tool for supplying banks with cash, not only meant paying a hefty interest rate but also signalled to competitors that the lender was having difficulty raising money.

I was not under the impression that YC grads were having difficulties raising money.

The recall group acknowledged a month ago that it was having difficulties raising money and had to rely on a mostly volunteer work force.

Did you have difficulty raising capital?

"Most black museums have difficulty raising funds," Mr. Fleming said.

He has difficulty raising them to comb his hair.