Sentence examples for getting really hard from inspiring English sources

Maybe ten years ago when things were getting really hard, I started to get a little cynical and wondering, Is it worth it?

"It's getting really hard to do this compared to previous years," said Amy, who wore a dyed red streak in her hair, as she trimmed a young man's "faux-hawk" hair style in the San Francisco area salon.

But we're at a point where it's getting really hard to explain away observed sea-level rise through the background processes that have been at work since the end of the "ice age". Climategate: Seriously, that's been milked for all it's worth and has been beaten to death.

Tom Hogan: I usually start off discussions with CIOs by telling them, "I think your job is getting really hard".

And, that when he told her life was getting really hard, she recommended multiple things to help and kept in touch with him.

People are becoming poorer, and it's getting really hard to live here.

"When times get really hard it gets really hard for people to up and move," said Kenneth M. Johnson, the senior demographer at the Carsey Institute, who conducted the analysis.

This is where Annan's job gets really hard.

"It gets really hard when you're flying two nights a week and staying in hotels".

"Sometime last fall, it started to get really hard," he said as he opened his laptop.

"It's gotten really hard to set up a campaign bank account," he said.