Sentence examples for a difficult time thinking from inspiring English sources
"I have a difficult time thinking how large-cap profit growth will rebound significantly this year," said Mr. Ablin at BMO.
The majority of us have a difficult time thinking out of the box.
Like most middle class people, I have a difficult time thinking about such a scenario, especially when I can go to a place like the HLFM where I don't think twice about buying a small bag of freshly picked organic greens for $5.00.
Teenagers in particular have a difficult time thinking about long-term consequences and may experience problems with impulse control.
I have found that people from the industry have a very difficult time thinking another way".
Instead of the phrase "Happy Mother's Day," which made Goldman cry during some of her harder years, she suggests telling friends who are having a difficult time that you're thinking of them or that you honor them and their experience as a mother today.
The saga features two of the president's biggest targets for public criticism, McCabe and Rosenstein, both of whom he blames for an investigation he calls a "witch hunt". In this instance, McCabe's memos offer an extraordinary account of Rosenstein's thinking at a difficult time in the Justice Department and could give Trump fresh ammunition to move to oust Rosenstein.
Has this way of thinking ever helped you get past a difficult time in your life?
Activist campaigns that share these characteristics have a difficult time branding themselves and their plan, and often fall victim to "better the devil we know" thinking by shareholders.
Adolescence is a difficult time.
