Sentence examples for faced difficult times from inspiring English sources

During the troubled state of society at the end of the Kamakura period, the gokenin faced difficult times.

Rolls has faced difficult times recently, issuing a string of profit warnings and cutting its dividend for the first time in almost 25 years.

Waterford faced difficult times in 1851, when it closed because of rising taxes, but the business reopened almost 100 years later.

After the vote, the Most Rev. Rowan Williams, the archbishop of Canterbury and the titular leader of the Anglican Communion, said the church faced difficult times.

The coalition has faced difficult times and yet has done far more to solve long-term problems and build an open society than Labour managed at a time of plenty".

"Reducing total expense ratios by 30 to 50 basis points can have a major impact on net customer returns over 20 years," says Mr Tosato of Schroders.Having faced difficult times in the markets, managers now face the challenge of getting their own business in shape.

Together or alone, carriers face difficult times.

We've got a lot of charities facing difficult times.

Mr. Beznosov is not alone in facing difficult times ahead.

MIT is not facing a crisis, but "we face difficult times ahead of us," he said.

Admittedly, London's gay bars have been facing difficult times of late.