Sentence examples for face a harder time from inspiring English sources
Without many of those fish, Marshall said the coral would face a harder time recovering, since the entire ecosystem had been degraded.
Richard Cordray, the agency's director, has said that consumers who have medical collections reported on their credit file can face a harder time getting a loan — or even a job, since some employers now look at prospects' credit reports.
Such a measure would face a harder time in the Democratic-controlled Senate, but three Republican senators have taken the lead in pushing legislation that has three dozen Republican co-sponsors and one Democratic co-sponsor, Senator Ben Nelson of Nebraska.
Without being able to cite American lawlessness, violent extremists would face a harder time recruiting suicide bombers.
Fifty-four percent of voters -- including 44percentt of male respondents -- said they believe women face a harder time getting ahead in the workplace compared to men, although the poll found women are more convinced of the disparity.
But they have faced a harder time in the Senate, which is controlled by an unusual coalition of Republicans and a faction of breakaway Democrats.
Shares of Countrywide Financial, the nation's largest mortgage lender, and Washington Mutual, the sixth-biggest lender, opened sharply lower after both companies said they were facing a harder time selling loans and could potentially have problems raising money.
A chill has crept into karaoke parlours and brothels; mistresses also face a hard time.
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.
Many labor leaders say it is the most flagrant example of how unions, after surmounting numerous obstacles to get workers to vote in a union, then face a hard time getting companies to sign a first contract.
