Examples of using Difficult to sell in English and their translations into Slovak
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More difficult to sell.
It will also be the most difficult to sell.
It is not difficult to sell a good product.
Diesel vehicles in particular, are currently difficult to sell.
Will it be difficult to sell?
However, expensive and large apartments are now difficult to sell.
Would it be difficult to sell?
And products which consume large amounts of energy will be much more difficult to sell.
It is also difficult to sell.
The unit consumes 2-3 kilowatts,but finding such an electric generator will not be difficult to sell.
Will you find it difficult to sell?
It is very difficult to sell a lot of goods or services without proper advertising.
And it's still relatively difficult to sell a property.
It would be a serious mistake if schoolswere to end up with fruit filled with pesticide residues and therefore difficult to sell.
Some businesses may be difficult to sell at all.
It's difficult to sell, for instance,“Hey, I know we threatened to have you thrown out of the country, but we really value you and look forward to working together.”.
It would be very difficult to sell.".
Book was initially difficult to sell to publishers, but within a decade was such a success that the novel sales, movie rights and screenplay allowed Nabokov to focus exclusively on writing.
In times of crisis, it's difficult to sell anything.
These design choices will be difficult to sell to the average buyer with a more mainstream style and most buyers will be thinking about ripping out a kitchen and redoing it to their liking.
They act fast andchoose transports of products which will not be difficult to sell after a certain time.
It is much more difficult to sell an ad slot onThe car.
The web is full of advertising, but even the more popularwebsites and newsletters often find it difficult to sell all their advertising space nowadays.
Each Treasury auction will find it more difficult to sell all of the treasury securities, and it will take rising interest rates to coax out even more reserves from the banks.
The Member States and the Commission have gone down the roadof a complicated, contradictory treaty that is difficult to sell and, in the final stages, was negotiated in secret, in haste, and made even more illegible by its exemptions and protocols.
His later stories, increasingly lengthy and complex, became difficult to sell, and he was forced to support himself largely through the“revision” or ghost-writing of stories, poetry, and nonfictions works.
Marketers are finding it increasingly difficult to sell, staying away from sellers and customers.
During economic contractions, it becomes much more difficult to sell your products, maintain your customer base, and gain market share.
I was talking to the new ambassador to the African Union,who said it's going to be much more difficult to sell the EU to African countries if the UK is gone, because many of these countries have historical links with Britain.