Sentence examples for difficult time period from inspiring English sources

"It was moved around and put on Thursday night against 'Friends,' a difficult time period in which it never grew," said Gail Berman, the Fox network's president for entertainment.

Yates wrote that private prisons "served an important role during a difficult time period," but they had proven less effective than facilities run by the government The Bureau of Prisons spent $639 million on private prisons in fiscal year 2014, according to the inspectors general's report.

It was an immensely difficult time period, but one that ultimately brought sharply into focus our strategy and core mission.

Mr. Philbin noted that the show this season, cut back to twice a week, has been relegated to two extremely difficult time periods and given far less promotion.

In addition, the first hit in the alternative programming genre, ABC'S "Who Wants to Be a Millionaire," has seen its ratings slump of last season only deepen, at least partly because of being relegated to only the most difficult time periods.

Every marriage has difficult time periods and it often may seem easier to just walk away and quit then to work through the problems.

"She was in this very difficult time, this intense period in her studies," he said.

Often, Hamilton told me, a resident's distress abates as the disease progresses; the most difficult time is the period during which a person with dementia recognizes that something very unwelcome is happening, but is unable to understand it.

And we haven't come up with something". Often, Hamilton told me, a resident's distress abates as the disease progresses; the most difficult time is the period during which a person with dementia recognizes that something very unwelcome is happening, but is unable to understand it.

We go through difficult times and periods of depression like everyone else and it is a struggle to keep a positive outlook on life.

"Historical seasonal factors have a more difficult time measuring holiday periods," said Tom Stengle, a spokesman at the Labor Department.