Sentence examples for extremely hard times from inspiring English sources

Their love, music, play, resilience, and courage were all excellent coping qualities in extremely hard times.

I have fallen on extremely hard times, but I think I could rally some support to replace the sign in St . Louisif you think the original my not be recovered.

It was, he recalls, an extremely hard time.

Investigating claims of this sort would be extremely hard, time-consuming, and likely fruitless.

"I'm having an extremely hard time dealing with it," he said from his home in Kent last Sunday.

"I have an extremely hard time getting even one American to apply to my lab," he said.

The number of centrifuges is small enough that international inspectors and intelligence agencies would have an "extremely hard" time trying to detect the spinning machines if Iran hid them in a clandestine site, Mr. Albright said.

She will be under less compulsion to remain loyal than other secretaries of state not least because she can be sure that Mr Obama would have an extremely hard time firing her.

"We have an extremely hard time finding employees," said the manager, who had been advised by his company's lawyer not to give his name for fear of jeopardizing the company's operations in the country.

If he can't increase that to closer to 48percentt, he's going to have an extremely hard time winning reelection unless Democrats nominate someone who proves to be nearly as unpopular as Hillary Clinton.

After graduating from business school, she interviewed with numerous large corporations, dreaming of "set hours, a set salary, and knowing what was going on with my future". However, she had an extremely hard time getting a job.