Sentence examples for a particularly challenging time from inspiring English sources

Puberty is a particularly challenging time.

These state efforts come at a particularly challenging time for public schools.

The Sept. 11 anniversary has made this month a particularly challenging time to step into such a position.

The bank usually makes presentations to investors around this time of year but this year's meeting in Hong Kong came at a particularly challenging time.

LATE February at the world's largest media conglomerate was a particularly challenging time for Robert A. Iger: problems were sprouting all around him.

"It just doesn't make sense to close a school that is showing it can improve and has just had a good report during what's been a particularly challenging time with the threat of closure hanging over us.

"Our intent was to secure his safety not to deny him family support at this particularly challenging time in his life," he wrote.

"The BBC is going through particularly challenging times and I have come to believe that the speculation about Kids Company and the media coverage revolving around my role is proving a serious distraction," said Yentob, in a statement announcing his resignation.

"The BBC is going through particularly challenging times and I have come to believe that the speculation about Kids Company and the media coverage revolving around my role is proving a serious distraction," he said.

But these are particularly challenging times for all those in the media industry, and there are increasing pressures on the other sources of income, such as advertising, upon which the Guardian has traditionally relied.

"The mayor strongly believes that Chairman Rhea brings the financial skills and expertise to the job to help the authority during particularly challenging times for public housing," said the spokeswoman, Dawn Walker.