Sentence examples for a difficult time achieving from inspiring English sources

Many of the bottles cost less than $20, something that local restaurants have a difficult time achieving.

That said, Putin is having a difficult time achieving the same degree of success at home.

Females may have a difficult time achieving acceptance by older males, which could easily displace them; attempts of young males were often also ignored by older females.

If the company is listed only on Tadawul, and five percent is listed as per usual practice and the stated desire of the state, then the company may have a very difficult time achieving anything near the $2 trillion valuation that the crown prince originally estimated.

"Whether you're having a difficult time at work or you're not achieving career goals – there's things that make you personally happy.

"It has been a difficult time for us, we set our targets, we knew what we wanted to achieve.

Adolescence is a difficult time.

It is a difficult time.

This is a difficult time".

It was a difficult time.

It was a difficult time in Sudan.