Sentence examples for a harder time identifying from inspiring English sources

You have a lot more women working who have a harder time identifying with that sort of thing".

Girls have a harder time identifying with female symbols devoid of relationships to the people around them.

Without a scorecard, maybe even with one, you would have a hard time identifying the real boss.

Analysts interviewed had a hard time identifying an acquisition Portugal Telecom could pursue if it did sell its Vivo stake to Telefónica.

Raised on the principles of democratic individualism, Western advocates for women's rights have a hard time identifying with the loyal wives, hardworking mothers and dutiful daughters who exemplify female virtue in many Third World countries.

The big players who dominate the art world today would have a hard time identifying with Cézanne's peasants and laborers: men quietly passing the time, happy enough with the hand that life has dealt them.

Those who displayed greater levels of fearlessness, the study found, had no trouble recognizing facial expressions of anger, surprise, happiness and sadness in other children — but they had a hard time identifying fear.

"I have a hard time identifying research papers that you shouldn't publish.

Yet put him in a crowd at cricket match (he's an avid fan) in casual-chic civilian mode and you'd have a hard time identifying him.

The prairie-born genius also confessed he's having a "hard time" identifying stocks to buy, and isn't purchasing commodities.

Or maybe it's because users have a hard time identifying or understanding the real-world impacts of personal data breaches, unless it leads to some concrete changes – like identity theft or targeted harassment.