Sentence examples for a hard time sustaining from inspiring English sources

Historically, though, Democrats have had a hard time sustaining interest in, or animus toward, the judiciary.

The prayerful melody of the fourth piece shed its songlike character; even the longest-breathed singer would have had a hard time sustaining the line at this tempo.

Things pick up a bit when her impulsive attempt at revenge on her rapist goes violently awry, but even when they're forced on the lam, she and Joseph have a hard time sustaining the plot.

Mr. Cantone gets most of the best lines, but even so, the other cast members have a hard time sustaining the energy he provides, and none have found the idiosyncrasies that would make their characters distinct.

"But we've had a hard time sustaining our energy".

Long term, if you go really low, you'll likely have a hard time sustaining that diet.

Positive energy, wholesomeness and intense healing effort may sustain many a family, but they have a harder time sustaining compelling narrative.

Hopefully it's a novel, but I have the hardest time sustaining prose.

I have a hard time answering "no".

RESTLESS I have a hard time sleeping.

I have a hard time with it.