Sentence examples for problems to sell from inspiring English sources

The idea was to encourage bodegas in neighborhoods with poverty and health problems to sell more nutritious food.

Having managed, despite regulatory problems, to sell most of its drinks operations outside America to Coca-Cola for nearly $1 billion, it has some £4 billion ($6 billion) to spend.

If they knew there was systemic risk, why didn't they do anything about it?" Paulson had been pushing Lehman to find a solution to its problems, to sell itself or to raise cash.

Meanwhile, Mr. Emanuel took another approach: persuading corner stores, seen by some as a part of the food-desert problem, to sell fresh fruits and vegetables.

On Sunday, the Oil Ministry spokesman, Ali Reza Nikzad-Rahbar, confirmed that shipments to Britain and France had been cut off, and said on the ministry Web site, "We have our own customers and have no problem to sell and export our crude oil to new customers".

Even old gas-guzzlers are not a problem to sell, as Venezuela has the world's largest oil reserves and petrol here is cheap.

In an interview, General Walters, now retired, said that the problems in the Czech Republic followed similar problems trying to sell American jets to the Hungarian government.

Instead, Mr. Delrahim has said the best way to resolve antitrust problems is to sell off assets.

Kincaid and her husband had problems trying to sell their house, but seven months after they put it on the market, they did.

July 10 , 1986 People Express, in a move to win time to solve its financial problems, agrees to sell Frontier to United Airlines for $146 million.

Q Owners in our eight-unit condominium building have had problems trying to sell their apartments because banks will not lend to potential buyers when owner occupancy drops below 50 percent.