Sentence examples for a difficult time out from inspiring English sources

Having a difficult time out on the right flank going against defender Gonzalo Segares.

I had a difficult time transitioning out and figuring out what the heck I was going to do," he said.

My kids have a difficult time going out with me publicly.

Defenses will have a difficult time figuring out how much attention to give Jones.

"I'm having a difficult time figuring out if there is any direct aid other than a loan," she said.

What's more, businesses often have a difficult time figuring out how to interact with location-based services.

I had the details of Bergeron Love as a character in my mind, yet I had a difficult time figuring out how to capture the full range of her personality in a short-story format.

Though they do not expect Enron to crumble like Long-Term Capital Management, they say that, like the giant hedge fund, Enron uses a lot of debt, regulatory oversight is limited and outsiders have a difficult time figuring out its finances.

A Master of Wine told him in a wine class recently that if you separate one bottle of wine into two separate bottles, even experienced tasters have a difficult time figuring out that the wine in those two particular bottles is in fact the same one.

Maybe Usyk would have a difficult time knocking out a heavyweight like Deontay Wilder, Tyson Fury or Anthony Joshua.

Sami people have traditionally had a difficult time coming out due to the conservative nature of their culture.