Sentence examples for a hard time generating from inspiring English sources

It has, however, had a hard time generating revenue since it opened.

It's flat for the year, and Mr. Landis says "they're going to have a hard time generating much more growth".

Like newspapers nearly everywhere, Le Monde has had a hard time generating new revenue from its Web site, which it has struggled to integrate with the print operations.

For all of the high hopes attached to Pier 17 in 1985, it has always had a hard time generating a profit.

Mr. Andrews has been having a hard time generating much attention to his work these days in Washington, where he is just another northeastern Democrat in a Republican-controlled institution that tilts heavily South and West.

It would seem hard to believe that a team that brought together three of the game's biggest stars would have a hard time generating enthusiasm, which makes the "Fan Up, Miami!" campaign on the team's Web site feel so strange.

If someone is giving you a hard time, give them a hard time back.

For one, geophysicists have had a hard time explaining how Mercury generates such a weak magnetic field.

In general, Giacchino has done such a bang-up job of generating menace that the scriptwriters may have a hard time satisfying the expectations that he has created.

People give me a hard time.

Jokingly give him a hard time.