Sentence examples for a hard time reaching from inspiring English sources

Without them your venture will have a hard time reaching sustainability.

And despite being seen elsewhere in the United States, "The Woman in Black" has had a hard time reaching Manhattan.

The campaign was an enormous success with millennials, a demographic most charities have had a hard time reaching.

Repair crews have had a hard time reaching the fallen lines because so much snow and debris is in the way.

Because the company remains unprofitable it lost $45 million in the most recent quarter and may have a hard time reaching profitability without new products and services.

Assessment teams are having a hard time reaching affected areas," said Pierre Peron, Myanmar spokesman for the UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs.

If you are really having a hard time, reach out for help.

"But what's happening now is charities are having a harder time reaching their target audience".

Scott Keeter, Pew's director of survey research, said pollsters had a harder time reaching voters with lower levels of education.

In this new labyrinth of nonstate and state-sponsored fighters, humanitarian workers have a harder time reaching wounded soldiers and civilians and protecting their own staff members.

Teenagers are now more spontaneous about their movie choices, which means that studios have a harder time reaching them through magazines and television.