Sentence examples for rent difficult from inspiring English sources

Despite the cooling of the national economy, A.R.T./New York tied the losses explicitly to Sept. 11, where, the group reported, "for theaters operating on tight margins, without the safety net of cash reserves and endowments, two days to two weeks of lost income can make the paying of staff and rent difficult".

Housing charity Shelter teamed-up with YouGov to survey almost 5,000 people to find students are finding renting difficult, in terms of affordability, poor conditions, and a lack of bargaining power with landlords.

We argue that the formation of a joint venture is only necessary in situations for which technological flows make the monitoring of alliance activities and the distribution of cooperation rents difficult.

Boating is another popular activity, although owning is the way to go, because renting is difficult.

You can't get a house, and even renting is difficult if you don't know anyone.

In today's East Village, expensive glass-fronted condominiums abut rows of hip Mexican and Asian restaurants, and the anti-materialistic, bohemian spirit immortalized in "Rent" can be difficult to see.

The problem with this is that when you are "trading with the rent," it is difficult to have your head in the game.

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If you find the game terribly difficult, rent or buy Rock Band.

Renting is very difficult in Copenhagen, unless you sublet, because people spend years on waiting lists for apartments that are close to the city centre.

"The private rented sector is proving difficult due to rent increases and also that landlords are cashing in on the accommodation they own".