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Discover LudwigThe phrase "face hard times" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing challenges or difficulties that someone is experiencing in life or a particular situation.
Example: "During the economic downturn, many families had to face hard times and make difficult choices."
Alternatives: "go through tough times" or "experience difficult periods".
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But it would face hard times too.
Yes, we will face hard times, but things will be good again.
And the data are unmistakable: families are increasingly likely to face hard times.' 9.
We don't disagree with Mr. Friedman's assertion that our social programs may face hard times and cuts.
GULLIVER has always suspected that "green" business travel would face hard times if it cut too much into bottom lines.
If we suddenly again face hard times, we will have to raise a better game than has been visible here.
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Led to a crossing, he was told that if he returned within the next year he could face hard time.
Many investors fear that corporations — and by extension their workers and shareholders — will face harder times.
Consumers appear well aware that they may face harder times soon.
Penumbra has faced hard times before.
New Yorkers are facing hard times.
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