Sentence examples for it difficult to trade from inspiring English sources

The lack of coins made it difficult to trade.

That provision alone could make it difficult to trade him. 1 2 Next Page ».

Some older borrowers may find it difficult to trade down to a smaller property, it added.

The union also wants to eliminate "base-year compensation," an arcane rule that makes it difficult to trade players after they receive a major raise.

The Mets believe Piazza would have value on the trade market, although his contract would make it difficult to trade him.

Although O'Neal wants out of the Lakers' organization and every team in the league would love to have him, O'Neal's salary of $27.7 million next season makes it difficult to trade him.

Some critics said that the tracking stock would not necessarily help the existing shareholders because it might divide the market for Sony stock, making it more difficult to trade existing shares.

"Four facilities might make it more difficult to trade.

As a result, hedge funds and other investors complain that they have found it more difficult to trade.

It is difficult to trade a bad contract, so one ill-conceived max contract can wreck a team for half a decade.

Those publishers who continued to cater only to that public found it increasingly difficult to trade profitably, and many went out of business or were absorbed into larger firms.