Sentence examples for very difficult market from inspiring English sources
"January is a very difficult market.
"I think this makes for a very difficult market".
"It's a very difficult market to trade in.
China is a very difficult market to break into," says the company's president Gregory Thumm.
"It's a very difficult market right now for New Jersey physicians," she said.
"It's a very difficult market," Persky told the New York Sun.
They would be buying a retailer in very difficult markets requiring a huge amount of management time," Shiret said.
"The U.K. is about to enter an age of austerity, and Ireland has unfortunately been roped into the P.I.I.G.S.," said Richard Hunter, head of U.K. equities at the brokerage Hargreaves Lansdown in Bristol, referring to an acronym for the debt-burdened countries of Portugal, Italy, Ireland, Greece and Spain, "so they're two very difficult markets".
It is a very difficult sports market".
"There are so many athletes with great stories, but it's very difficult to market them, and it's gotten more difficult".
Still, she said, unemployed New Yorkers face a "very difficult job market," in which there are three to four times as many job-seekers as available jobs.
