Sentence examples for hard time contending from inspiring English sources
Breathing wasn't as difficult as they had imagined, but Hebah had a hard time contending with all the material around her. "I kept losing things or leaving them behind," she said.
We had a lot of support in public opinion polling, but the support was broad and not deep, and we had a hard time contending with the very deep, intense, but narrow band of opposition to comprehensive reform.
Pitching luxury isn't necessarily a bad thing during economic hard times, contends Susan Docherty, head of European sales for General Motors Chevrolett brand, which turned to the Swiss show for the global debut of its new Corvette convertible, a premium sports car.
Any referendum campaign would likely involve education funding; the racinos, which pay a tax rate of more than 60 percent, much of which is earmarked for education, contend that they will have a hard time competing with the new casinos, which Mr. Cuomo has suggested would pay a 25 percent tax rate.
Many employees contend that supervisors encourage workers to give one another a hard time if they do not keep up -- fomenting antagonistic comments.
He also contends that these smaller companies are going to have a hard time monetizing mass storage, whereas Google can just eat the cost.
Ms. Weingarten has contended that unless the city offers signing bonuses, it will have a hard time attracting enough qualified teachers.
Mr. DiVincenzo makes a distinction between the stadium and the Bears, contending that the ballpark has been a success even if the Bears are having a hard time keeping it half-filled.
If anything, Fowler contends, synthetic surfaces drive away bettors, the lifeblood of the sport, who have a hard time factoring them into their handicapping; ultimately, he says, no surface will protect an unsound horse.
"His hard time was hard".
