Sentence examples for very difficult to sell from inspiring English sources

"It's very difficult to sell cars right now, but that's true with every Japanese brand.

In the 1970s it was very difficult to sell German Expressionists, even in Germany.

"It is very difficult to sell Uruguayan beef when nobody is familiar with Uruguay," she said.

It's very difficult to sell lots of clothes without a sex quotient".

But despite Cooke's stellar reputation and an army of regional and local agents, the bonds proved very difficult to sell.

"It is very difficult to sell anything in a country in a state of war," he replied.

In the 1990s, eBay began by selling simple collectibles that were very difficult to trade before the Internet arrived.

Matt Bordwin, a vice president at Keen Consultants, which helps companies in financial trouble dispose of real estate assets, said: "In the last 12 months, it has become more difficult to sell very high end properties.

The bank's share price is already very low, making it more difficult to sell shares in a rights offering at a discount, said Lang.

These additional pieces of collateral are usually very specific assets that are difficult to sell (e.g., special purpose machines) and, therefore, often did not yield any cash inflows.

"It's a very unusual house, so it may be difficult to sell," Mr. Ghiai said.