Sentence examples for challenging living from inspiring English sources

Frankly, it was challenging living with someone as talented as he was because there was always paint all over the house.

Many older adults suffer from mental distress caused by limitations in daily activities, declining health, physical impairments, grief following loss of loved ones, caregiving difficulties, challenging living situations, depression, or substance abuse.

Living close to an airport is probably obnoxious for a plethora of reasons, but it's been particularly challenging living next to DC's Reagan National Airport for one unnamed person, according to some statistics published by the Washington Post last weekend.

We were able to record at precise time points GFP-tagged myotubularin oligomerization in osmotically challenged living cells.

"Their backgrounds and experience of overcoming difficulties mean they are well placed to support people facing challenging lives," says Kernighan.

I've relished, too, Vanessa Hua's Deceit and Other Possibilities, a shrewd, often hilarious story collection about immigrants' challenging lives.

The truth is that homeless people have extremely challenging lives for a host of reasons, some obvious, some not so obvious.

Dentists working in underprivileged areas tended to express indulgence and empathy for people who faced hard and challenging lives.

With only a high school diploma, Mr. Pamias became depressed as he faced his new challenge: living with impaired vision.

And she would once again be embracing a challenge, living and working as a single woman in an Arab country.

So are humans up to the challenge – living 225 million kilometres (140 million miles) away, isolated from mission control as well as friends and family on Earth?