Sentence examples for a difficult time that from inspiring English sources

He achieved national prominence on ESPN's "Sports Center in the early 1990s, but left after a difficult time that included a reprimand for making an appearance on "The Daily Show" without permission.

Many of us are reluctant to share with friends or loved ones that we are having a difficult time, that we are depressed, anxious, drinking too much, that we need help.

Mr. Lieberman credited Mr. Obama for taking on the heath care issue, but noted that "he took it on at a very difficult time that was not of his making".

We already knew from Hamilton's BBC Sport column after that race that he had gone through a very difficult time that evening, and on Sunday, after Hamilton had clinched the title in Abu Dhabi, his father Anthony revealed Lewis had been talking to him about letting the British fans down at that race in July.

Paterson said: "I had a difficult time at Southend but that's behind me.

If you find that you have a difficult time getting that extra flick of the wrist in at the release of every throw, try this for practice.

"I had a difficult time doing that domestically.

"You would have a difficult time making that happen at the federal level".

"There's the tradition of the 19th-century ballets, and the 20th century has had a difficult time with that tradition," Ms. Tharp said.

The public, however, has had a difficult time accepting that argument at a time when the Conservative-Liberal coalition government is embarking on the deepest cuts in social spending in a generation.

The market is having a difficult time valuing that company.