Sentence examples for a difficult time winning from inspiring English sources

R.K. feels he may have a difficult time winning.

The government nevertheless could have a difficult time winning a conviction in San Francisco.

Without a strong showing by the Free Democrats in September Ms. Merkel could have a difficult time winning re-election.

But unless Mussina solves what has been hampering him soon, he will have a difficult time winning five more games.

Lacking such crucial evidence, prosecutors will have a difficult time winning this case, said Charles Peruto Jr., a Philadelphia defense attorney who handles many domestic dispute cases.

Because drug labels for Yasmin and Yaz contain warnings about the risk of side effects like blood clots and strokes, plaintiffs may have a difficult time winning cases with the argument that the company should have issued stronger alerts.

Residents of Mr. Seabrook's district have expressed concern over who would replace him, and political experts say his successor may face a difficult time in winning voters' confidence.

"Now comes a difficult time with the Champions League as well and we need to know how to win".

Adolescence is a difficult time.

It is a difficult time.

It was a difficult time in Sudan.