Sentence examples for going through a difficult moment from inspiring English sources

He will be going through a difficult moment.

"We know the president is going through a difficult moment, but we know he won't abandon us and he'll come back soon".

Mr. Chávez, however, said relations with the United States were going "through a difficult moment" because of suggestions that American officials were involved in what the government here considers a coup.

"I know that Mali is going through a difficult moment right now, but they are not alone, in the Democratic Republic of Congo, we have many internal problems and people have died".

"We're going through a difficult moment," he said, leaning out of his car window with a look of hard-won relief.

1921: Chelsea forward Salomon Kalou, on what winning the African Cup would mean to Ivorians after years of political turmoil: "Our country went through a difficult moment, so we want to win for a public that has been suffering for so long," he says.

Television may be going through a difficult time at the moment but at last broadcasters have a new piece of technology to feel optimistic about, says Bobbie Johnson.

"There really isn't a feeling that the team is going through a difficult period at the moment," said Bowe. "There's been a lot of confidence in the squad over the last couple of weeks, certainly with the work we've been doing in training".

"I'm just going through a real difficult moment right now and I've just got to bounce back and be ready for tomorrow.

"We are going through a very difficult moment in the company, but we are convinced that we will have better management after we structure and implement all of these managerial processes," said Graca Foster.

I know California is going through a difficult time and this is a challenging moment for all of us.