Sentence examples for a hard time overcoming from inspiring English sources

Hillary Clinton is going to have a hard time overcoming this exhaust-the-voters tactic.

This is a high bar that the current council proposal will have a hard time overcoming.

Ms. Colbert Busch lost that race, and Ms. Grimes, too, will have a hard time overcoming Kentucky's Republican gravity.

By getting in early, an organization can gain experience and develop technical staff, thereby creating a barrier competitors will have a hard time overcoming.

And Jason Kidd, the candidate of the moment, who has led the New Jersey Nets into the N.B.A. championship, oozes quiet charisma, but will have a hard time overcoming a spouse abuse charge in his past.

Yet in Tulsa and nearby Oklahoma City, gardening initiatives such as the Newsomes' have a hard time overcoming the immediacy of people's hunger, and the complex racial history and financial constraints that divide this south-midwestern state.

If you haven't answered this question, you're going to have a really hard time overcoming the glaring network effect problem of this space.

In this case, a black politician would have a much harder time overcoming the Fox News socialist myth that Bernie Sanders is currently battling, and has almost overcome.

To be sure, Greitens does not shrink from using his own personal story of hard times overcome in seeking to reassure Zach Walker ("in a class of tough guys, Walker was one of the toughest"), who, after what appeared to be a healthy post-military life found himself getting out of his truck and dropping suddenly to the ground because "a sniper had an eye on his position, or so he thought.

Qingming and his family would have had a hard enough time overcoming these obstacles.

So if just one or two Democrats oppose the bill, labor would have a hard time mustering the 60 votes to overcome a filibuster.