Sentence examples for very difficult business from inspiring English sources

Anonymising data is a very, very difficult business.

"It's a very difficult business," Mr. McDaniel said.

"This is a very difficult business," she said.

KAUFMAN -- Forecasting is a very difficult business and is constrained by a whole series of aspects.

"Consumer electronics is a very difficult business in which to make a profit, due to the price pressure from retailers".

The very difficult business of kicking a funny-shaped ball accurately over long distances, suddenly looked simple again.

"It's very difficult for business to transfer workers to New Jersey with its high taxes and high housing costs," Dr. Hughes says.

That irregularity can be destructive, and can make it very difficult for business leaders to plan their affairs.

"Jaipur is now in the middle jewelry market — and it is very difficult for businesses because the market for them is gone," he said.

The mass exodus from these investments has made it very difficult for businesses to sell these securities.

Over the past week, the two biggest banks in Cyprus have restricted cash withdrawals from cash-point machines to 100 euros per day, making it very difficult for businesses to operate.