Sentence examples for difficulty surviving from inspiring English sources

Independent studios have historically had difficulty surviving in modern Hollywood.

"There are many orphans and widows who have difficulty surviving".

First, economic prospects are so dire that companies already in trouble will have difficulty surviving.

The resulting bare patches had the density of cinder block, and even the weeds had difficulty surviving.

Sick and elderly people who cannot get into an air-conditioned facility will have great difficulty surviving in such heat.

Many valuable crop and ornamental plants are very susceptible to disease and would have difficulty surviving in nature without human intervention.

I have had my own difficulties surviving in this industry.

"Europe will be democratic or it will have immense difficulties surviving".

I am a 43-year-old woman, I have had my own difficulties surviving this industry.

I'm not talking about artists, writers, filmmakers and musicians – they weren't exactly on a trajectory toward Wall Street anyway – but any businesses that might have employed creative individuals were having difficulties surviving, and naturally, the arty types had a hard time finding employment, too.

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