Sentence examples for an especially hard time from inspiring English sources

Single Arab men have an especially hard time.

I asked Oz why he had an especially hard time conveying his view in Europe.

Anyone on a vegetarian or gluten-free diet had an especially hard time.

"I've always had an especially hard time with everything I've tried to do.

THEY have always had their critics, but corporations are having an especially hard time making friends of late.

The first cohort of students, especially those from low-income families, has had an especially hard time finishing.

Home to just under 3,000 prisoners, Clinton still has a reputation as an especially hard place to do time.

"Some of the younger ones especially have a hard time relating to women as ordinary people".

Baby Boomers especially have a hard time with millennials who refer to the "American Dream" a lot less often than their predecessors.

But many people (women especially) have a hard time saying no if the boss asks us to work on a special project that will consume a lot of hours; if our kids need something; if our partner wants our attention; or if our friends demand our presence; or if our kids' school wants treats, a helper, a fundraiser, whatever.

The drunks especially, they had a hard time taking a hint.