Sentence examples for face a hard time from inspiring English sources

Ireland, on the other hand, face a hard time.

Will they face a hard time being accepted?

A chill has crept into karaoke parlours and brothels; mistresses also face a hard time.

However, if they did fold, they would probably face a hard time with their voters.

One reason that many of today's baby boomers face a hard time in retirement is that they still haven't paid off their mortgages.

Mr. Trump would face a hard time making an issue out of the allegation, given that his mistreatment of women far exceeds anything Mr. Biden has been accused of.

Subsequent minority parties have faced a hard time making it work.

Although it is solid enough, by Japanese standards, in corporate lending, like all Japanese banks MTFG faces a hard time making decent returns.

If, however, anyone thinks that we are facing a hard time, I should ask him to remember that once a Prussian King, with a ridiculously small State, opposed a stronger coalition, and in three wars finally came out successful because that State had that stout heart that we need in these times.

Analysts say that while the company faces a hard time returning its smartphone division to profit, it is not impossible.

Neanderthals, a society of specialized hunters, would have faced a hard time to survive without large preys to hunt.