Sentence examples for it difficult to pay from inspiring English sources

G.M. said the deterioration in its balance sheet could make it difficult to pay its suppliers by the end of this year, and it has no other sources of cash to tap except federal funds.

Venezuela is one of the world's largest oil exporters, but thanks to economic mismanagement it was already finding it difficult to pay its way even before the oil price started falling.

The English government clearly found it difficult to pay for its army and from 1377 turned to a new system of poll taxes, aiming to spread the costs of taxation across the entirety of English society.

They're finding it difficult to pay bills".

That can make it difficult to pay close attention to new things.

Otherwise they will find it difficult to pay for their expansion.

Its leaders are finding it increasingly difficult to pay 180,000 government employees, including security forces as well as other civil servants.

We found it increasingly difficult to pay the rent and in the end decided to jack it all in and live in a tent.

The unwinding of Lehman has proved more complex because its own assets were mixed up with those clients, making it more difficult to pay them back.

More than 60% of the study's respondents reported that they had found it "very difficult" to pay rent, utilities and food bills during the 42-day period.

"These figures show that many of the people affected, including single parents and disabled people, are finding it very difficult to pay the Tories' tax increase.