Sentence examples for a difficult time securing from inspiring English sources
But with his English, which was limited, he had a difficult time securing steady work that paid enough to feed his children.
Trusts are also a vital source of financing for private companies, and lately real estate developers, which often have a difficult time securing loans from state-owned banks — largely because the government is trying to restrain real estate development.
This was the first of Whale's films for which Production Code Administration approval was required and Universal had a difficult time securing that approval because of the elements of sexual sadism implicit in the husband's abusive behavior.
Once considered obscure, such programs have now matured to the point that, when asked to identify the biggest barriers to "scaling up" watershed investments, only 11% of program administrators reported having a difficult time securing demand (e.g., finding willing "buyers").
"New construction and redevelopment projects are bringing equilibrium back to a marketplace where tenants were having a very difficult time securing space and landlords were having an equally difficult time trying to accommodate them, especially their existing tenants," he said.
Even the most exceptionally talented among us have a very difficult time securing lasting fame by writing great poetry.
If rates fall any lower, seniors will have an increasingly difficult time securing doctor appointments.
Without papers, Ramon has had an incredibly difficult time securing healthcare that could save his life.
Women have a much more difficult time securing loans than men.
But those ties may enable him to push Europe to make difficult concessions for instance, over its subsidy-soaked common agricultural policy that Mr Pérez del Castillo would have had a hard time securing.
While many will secure places through waiting lists and reallocation, I am aware that this will be a difficult time, and we will do what we can to offer a good outcome," Leeson said.
