Sentence examples for difficulties of surviving from inspiring English sources

"I was really fresh from the war and all the difficulties of surviving," she told me.

If "art" is a thing, it has been at least as aware as Jonathan Jones of the difficulties of surviving the modern age for far longer than the past forty years.

Born into so much hope, South Sudan's first baby "Independence Moses" shows nation has a long way to improve child survival 9 July 2013 - Checking in on the first baby born after independence shows the difficulties of surviving in South Sudan.

But, as he continued, it became clear that the source of all that emotion was not so much the difficulty of surviving 1915 but the difficulty of surviving the denial.

Many managers explain the erosion of predictability inside their organizations by pointing to the difficulty of surviving in an unpredictable world.

The lack of surviving theoretical writing on art and recorded opinion from any of the pre-16th century major artists presents still more difficulties in attribution.

Mr. Model, a longtime fan of Kovacs and Adams, learned firsthand the difficulties of gathering their surviving material together when he helped curate the 2011 DVD release "The Ernie Kovacs Collection," working with Adams (who died in 2008) and later with her son Josh Mills, who controls rights to Kovacs's and Adams's materials.

Trees in an urban environment show many difficulties in surviving in it because the ecological conditions that exist in the cities are worse than these of the nature.

As reported by Premsrirat (2007), at least fourteen minority languages are now endangered and facing difficulty in surviving to the end of this century.

I have had my own difficulties surviving in this industry.

Most people in Germany hated our music and we had difficulties surviving economically.