Sentence examples for a hard time viewing from inspiring English sources

However, Eurasia wrote that "we have a hard time viewing this recent twist as a real game-changer.

Kit, who was not so sure, said, "Whatever he thought of the players, he would have had a hard time viewing today's sports owners as underprivileged or undercompensated".

Scientists say dogs have a hard time viewing (and making sense of what they see on) small screens.

Very young children, such a preschoolers, may have a hard time understanding death, instead viewing it as a temporary separation.

Anyone who has been to Wimbledon, or indeed set foot in a tennis club, might have a hard time accepting this view.

The verdict was a serious setback for the Bush administration, as well as Australia and regional governments, which had a hard time advancing their view to the Indonesian government that Mr. Bashir, who runs an Islamic boarding school that preaches vitriol against the West and Jews, and Jemaah Islamiyah were serious terrorist threats.

The bridge operators not only monitor cars, trains, pedestrians, cyclists and skateboarders, they also have to watch the boaters passing through, some of whom have a hard time getting what they view as their big vessel through a tiny hole.

When Richard Dawkins calls into question the credibility of a reporter because of his Muslim faith, Dawkins similarly gives the impression that he has a hard time understanding how anyone who views the world differently than he does can be considered truly intelligent or educated.

If you have a hard time meeting deadlines, you must view them as non-negotiable parts of your job.

People have a hard time getting a unified view of their data.

We'll look back on a host of innovations benefitting millions of disadvantaged people – in education, in healthcare, and yes, in solar lighting and will have a hard time remembering the day when people viewed charity and business as working towards opposite goals.