Sentence examples for a particularly hard time from inspiring English sources

In Spain, they come at a particularly hard time.

Local newspapers were having "a particularly hard time", she said.

May said local newspapers were having a "particularly hard time.

Lesbian, gay and transgender youths have a particularly hard time in foster care.

The Home Secretary said local newspapers are having "a particularly hard time".

It gave Nicolas Sarkozy, a former centre-right president, a particularly hard time.

The native wildlife has had a particularly hard time of it".

"I don't think they would have a particularly hard time marketing her.

The past few weeks must have been a particularly hard time to be young and gay.

In particularly hard times, he has considered selling his blood to earn extra cash.

I sense that Winchester has never fallen on particularly hard times – perhaps when the Romans left?