Sentence examples for a difficult time encouraging from inspiring English sources
Historically, New York City and districts around the country have had a difficult time encouraging families to sign up for tutoring.
His Republican opponent, Robert DiCarlo, who once represented the area, has a difficult time encouraging consensus, even with his own party.
Coming at a time when social work was in crisis following the preventable deaths of a number of children, we were warned by senior practitioners that morale was low, resentment of authority high and we would be in for a difficult time trying to "encourage" the workers.
Nighttime is often the hardest time for people who are going through a difficult time or who need encouraging.
Jenny asks Mertis how she ended up in Gettysburg: Mertis: My sister used to work at Hanover Hospital and when I was going through a difficult time about fifteen years ago she encouraged me to move here and take a job at the hospital with her.
Avoid judgmental language when you're encouraging a friend, whether it's through a difficult time, through depression, or through weight-loss.
"The main message is that we try and encourage students to seek support, and acknowledge that university is a difficult time for a lot of people.
Adolescence is a difficult time.
This is a difficult time".
