Sentence examples for is difficult to earn from inspiring English sources

Just as with data collection, when it comes to using AI, trust is difficult to earn but easy to lose.

As for Mr Buffett's past worries that it is difficult to earn exciting returns in such a capital-intensive business, could he also be betting that America's government will soon unveil big tax breaks or subsidies for infrastructure investments?

She is a Christian and wanted to go home for Christmas but it is difficult to earn extra money at the end of the year, when the demand for fake flowers is not very high.

Though easy to talk about and promote, trust is difficult to earn.

"It is difficult to earn any money.

When it's harmed, it's difficult to earn back.

You are right; it was difficult to earn trust among soldiers who had served under Colonel Steele in 2006.

By working ten to fifteen hours per week on campus or off campus, it will not be difficult to earn that amount.

It has always been difficult to earn a living in music — whether as a musician, manager or composer — unless you are extraordinarily talented or extremely lucky.

"I think it will be difficult to earn a profit in the fourth quarter," Martin Inglis, Ford's chief financial officer, said in a conference call.

If I borrow money it's difficult to earn enough to pay it back – but for me it's worse to waste annual leave because then I can't use it to go home and visit my family.