Sentence examples for a hard time creating from inspiring English sources

In 1964, he attempted a career in standup, but he had a hard time creating a persona.

Still, even a partial adoption of his plan is likely to be painful for an economy that has a hard time creating new jobs fast enough.

By going out to the malls and anchoring them, these department stores created traffic for a great many specialty stores that otherwise would have had a hard time creating any demand — essentially because they couldn't afford the advertising, which is a necessary cost of doing business in a department store.

Worst: You'll have a hard time creating your own group.

Current theories have a hard time creating something so big so fast.

Also, banks have a hard time creating a customer for life.

I have a very hard time creating a whole image from scratch, but when I look at pre-existing images, I'm able to identify components that are worth recycling.

And yet the same scene suggests the endurance of a psychic strength that Americans like to claim for ourselves, at least in the mythologized version of our history: Hard times create a collective response.

Part of the answer is to grasp that hard times create opportunities of their own.

Bill Clinton would certainly have a hard time trying to re-create the grand coalition that George Bush painstakingly put together a decade ago.

It seems that Microsoft is having a hard time convincing developers to create app for its new Surface tablets.