Sentence examples for pretty difficult business from inspiring English sources

At that cost, inventing profitable new medicines is a pretty difficult business.

I think the position of women is a pretty difficult one in show business.

"Given the current economic environment, it would be pretty difficult for most small businesses to attempt to raise prices," says Gus Faucher, director of macroeconomics at Moody's Economy.com.com

If the 1977 season began with great optimism, by 1983 the clubs had realised that this 'national' business was actually pretty difficult to administer.

The only problem is that for a small business, it's actually pretty difficult to integrate," he said.

If it were possible to unwind those deals, "the business would still be in pretty difficult shape," said John Puchalla, a vice president and senior analyst for Moody's Investors Service.

How you manage a growth business in an uncertain climate is a pretty difficult balancing act.

"Forecasting is a difficult business," she said, adding that she felt "pretty confident" the economy would produce sustained job growth by the spring.

lives up to those responsibilities even in a difficult business environment — then I think I probably stack up pretty well".

"It is pretty difficult to accept any explanation when, even with the coffins of our martyrs, they are doing business," Sonia Gandhi, leader of the opposition Congress Party, said later today.

It is a difficult business.