Sentence examples for a hard time considering from inspiring English sources

I wouldn't, and I think that's one reason I'm having such a hard time considering taking this "camp" thing further.

5) Discern Intent - With issues that mean the most to us or cut right the core of our most sacredly beliefs, we often have a hard time considering anything else than what we already believe to be true.

Regarding (ii), while I agree that the same glutamine is used by Rab35 and Rab1 for GEF-mediated exchange and GAP-mediated hydrolysis, I have a hard time considering this as 'coupled' activation and inactivation.

On the other hand medical professionals have a hard time considering children and adolescents as stakeholders regarding their own troubles, and hence as partners and co-creators of their own care trajectory.

If you are having an exceptionally hard time, consider seeing a therapist.

Because Americans like me were born in freedom, we have a hard time even considering that it is possible for us to become as unfree - domestically - as many other nations.

If the Olympic movement is having a hard time of it, consider the year the host city is having.

If your children will have a hard time keeping up, consider going over a break, when your children will miss less school.

A usually conservative though sometimes moderate Republican, Mr. Fino had a hard time swallowing what he considered the Manhattan-style elitism of Mr. Lindsay, who was mayor from 1966 through 1973.

If we don't have kids who really care and understand about the natural world, we'll have a hard time getting them to consider problems such as global warming".

If you have a hard time answering these questions, consider reformulating your goals.