Sentence examples for problem securing from inspiring English sources

A ratio of 19 percent or less is ideal, and if you can secure this level of financial security, you should have very little problem securing loans or taking on new credit.

Meanwhile, universal credit jitters aside, housing associations here in the UK don't have a problem securing loans on the open market, and over the long term.

"Since we were in such a great cash position, we had no problem securing an operating line of credit with banks backed by our inventory and accounts receivable," Ms. Jamerson added.

My kids love bacon and are both fond of dried fruit so rolling the prunes in bacon was a happy task – they had no problem securing these toothsome parcels with a toothpick – and there was ample reward in the eating.

Roddick had little problem securing the first set 6-2 against Ferrer but struggled to maintain the zip to his ground strokes and positive forward movement that allowed him to establish this lead.

While I accept the owner's decision, I do feel if there were more people at the club in positions of power with experience in the game they would have understood how well we have done in the circumstances, and they would've realised that once we brought in the players I had identified there would have been no problem securing a Premier League future.

Executives at some American television networks privately acknowledge problems securing broadcasting access in Beijing.

The Federals ran into problems securing a rink in Delaware for practice and will have no home base.

There were problems securing an adequate supply of that gum you like, which never did come back in style.

Joel Lehtonen, the play's director, told The Moscow Times that he had had problems securing financing and finding actresses comfortable enough to speak their explicit lines.

These include unlawful police stop and search, high suicide rates, the continued use of corporal punishment in the home, and problems securing access to justice".