Sentence examples for a harder time of from inspiring English sources

But many other entrepreneurs have a harder time of it.

Probationers in other municipal courts around the state have a harder time of it.

Some girls do have a harder time of it, and that needs to change.

Rozia, who in Israel sometimes goes by the name Shoshana, had a harder time of it.

That may seem generous, given that lately North Fork, like other regional banks, has been having a harder time of it.

And Mr Aznar is right to say that, if the PNV government co-operated more energetically with Madrid on security, ETA might have a harder time of it.

Like the bistros of Paris, the pubs of London are having a hard time of it.

For most of its history Public Broadcasting has had a hard time of it.

Furnish has been having rather a hard time of it in the press recently.

Clearly he had been having a hard time of it with him.

Others in the field think he might not have a hard time of it.