Sentence examples for was difficult to fill from inspiring English sources

Evidently, the position was difficult to fill.

"The economy has been very good and it was difficult to fill lower-paying custodial jobs," he explained.

Harvey Schiller, a former U.S.O.C. chief executive now with the International Baseball Federation, said the job was difficult to fill because the U.S.O.C. deals with volunteers, sponsorships and international organizations on a daily basis.

Con census How to ruin a global brand A glowing review Nuts goes tits up The pinstriped proletarian Internship ReprintsFirms have long known that only about half of all desks are in use at any moment, as employees work odd hours or disappear to meetings, but it was difficult to fill the spares.

Volunteers have responded sometimes by the busload, although the overnight shifts are difficult to fill.

His death was a tragedy and his place in the game will be difficult to fill".

It would not be difficult to fill your days doing nothing at the Shack.

"It has been difficult to fill the position," Mrs. Caruso said.

In the best of times, the Calpers top investment job is difficult to fill, analysts said.

[Mandela's] death will create a huge vacuum that will be difficult to fill in our continent.

But with one graduate for every eight vacancies, even attractive positions are difficult to fill, Ms. Carr said.