Sentence examples for difficult survival from inspiring English sources

After surviving world wars, tectonic shifts in the economy, onslaughts from foreign competitors, and more, Ford knows all too well how difficult survival is in the Fortune 500.

So much has been lost in the looting in a country where children already face some of the most difficult survival conditions in the world".

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"The amount of stress they've had to go through, the challenges, the difficult road — survival of the fittest," Jones said of whoever won the 132-pound spot.

Since there were no randomized comparative trials in this review, it is difficult to compare survival with yttrium-90 microspheres to survival after other treatments.

For many New York shops, however, the real estate crunch is making survival difficult.

Life is harsh in low-wage America, she found, with survival difficult even for those holding down two jobs.

While pests and diseases can usually be controlled, other factors make survival difficult for plants in commercial locations.

"For bees in northern Europe, poor weather conditions – combined with these other factors – are certainly making beekeeping a challenge and survival difficult for honey bees generally.

Should the banks that lend money for that production become even more cautious, or should retailers be unable to pay for the clothes that are in stores now, many designers could face increasingly difficult odds of survival.

Food halls do tend to attract solid foot traffic, but several venders mentioned to me that visitors seem to come primed for small purchases, like a coffee or a sandwich, which makes survival difficult if you're a butcher or a cheesemonger.