Sentence examples for difficult enough time from inspiring English sources

My mother and I have a difficult enough time getting along as it is".

We have a difficult enough time determining whether someone has committed a crime; determining motive is even harder.

"Accounting firms have a difficult enough time auditing the hard numbers, let alone the soft ones," says Arthur Levitt, the SEC's chairman in 1993-2000.

Adults have a difficult enough time losing weight, and the issues are even more complicated with children and teenagers, experts say.

In 1993, Mr Clinton had a difficult enough time holding his party together despite laying out a compelling vision of a new Democratic Party.

"The state already has a difficult enough time attending to its existing responsibilities due to a strained budget and limited personnel".

Because they're not going to change for someone else; if they like the way they are, then they shouldn't have to change". Ages twelve and thirteen are difficult enough times to live through but to have to also have the added stress of being bullied for your very identity can ruin lives forever.

Responsible sexual behaviour is difficult enough, at times, to practice, if easier to try to specify and talk about.

It was difficult enough at times, and that was why some of the first-half stuff was so pleasing.

It's difficult enough at times to be challenging, yet easy enough to be relaxing and cathartic when you need it to be.

"It's difficult enough and the time is a tough one," he said.