Sentence examples for increasingly difficult to finance from inspiring English sources

European banks had been finding it increasingly difficult to finance their operations from private markets.

With the decline of government support, artistic directors argue, it is increasingly difficult to finance a permanent group of actors who could play multiple roles.

As a result, small and medium-size industries that were privately managed became increasingly difficult to finance, and many of these became, in essence, dependent subcontractors of the chaebŏl.

In today's franchise-driven marketplace, however, what's known in the business as mid-range pictures are getting increasingly difficult to finance, even ones written by a man twice nominated for a screenwriting Oscar ("The Queen," "Frost/Nixon").

Mr. Blank said that in New York, he wasn't "worried about planned condominiums because it's going to become increasingly more difficult to finance new construction".

As independent film-making becomes difficult to finance in Hollywood, and as superhero franchises and sequels continue to dominate the box office, Weinstein said he believed grown-up stories would increasingly finding their place on television.

Now, the plan is also proving difficult to finance.

The banks themselves are finding it increasingly difficult to raise financing with the cost of inter-bank borrowing experiencing its biggest ever one-day rise.

Over the past two to three decades, many sub-Saharan African (SSA) countries have found it increasingly difficult to mobilize sufficient funds for financing health care particularly for the poor and vulnerable in society.

Second, the accelerated development of the industry has led to a surge in the demand for funding; however, it has become increasingly difficult to obtain funding from traditional financing channels.

Unfortunately, such finance is increasingly difficult to find.