Sentence examples for it difficult to secure from inspiring English sources

With millions of square feet of vacant space in Midtown Manhattan today, Forest City has been unable to find a tenant for its space, making it difficult to secure financing.

The statement added that given the region in which Israel lived, it would find it difficult to secure its vital interests "unless we change the rules, the reality and the results of deals like those we have witnessed in the last 25 years".

The software is especially engineered for the pals who are concerned with data security, yet they find it difficult to secure it.

The Indiana General Assembly was forced to significantly depreciate the value of its bonds, harming the state's credit and making it difficult to secure new loans.

When most jobs are secured through networks, its clear that young people from poorer backgrounds will find it difficult to secure good jobs.

Small business owners are finding it difficult to secure loans.

But, Mr. Bennett added, "it would have made it more difficult to secure support for it".

Shekarau: This law, as it is in place now, is difficult to implement and it's difficult to secure a conviction.

That makes it more difficult to secure financing.

When Poles started to arrive, it was difficult to secure accommodation for them, remembers Mr Slay.

Analysts say that women find it more difficult to secure the money needed to run for election than men.