Sentence examples for a difficult time coming from inspiring English sources

Germany has had a difficult time coming to terms with its immigrant population.

Some in the audience had a difficult time coming to atheism.

"The next mayor would then have a difficult time coming in with any number below that.

"I have a difficult time coming up with a valuation for it at this time," Mr. Kinnison said.

"Therefore, I think he has a difficult time coming to grips with the fact that he has a broader problem than just this one incident".

I spend a lot of time on health care issues and I know that in this country, we have a difficult time coming to grips with children dying.

One fellow recalls a case involving a family having a very difficult time coming to terms with the imminent death of a loved one.

Rampone had a more difficult time coming back from a severe knee injury than she did after giving birth.

Obama has a better chance of surviving without it than Romney does, but he'd still have a very difficult time coming away with an overall win if he doesn't capture it.

I see a very difficult time coming for the world.

That kind of society has a very difficult time coming to decisions, because the winners and the losers are so clearly differentiated.