Sentence examples for hard time existing from inspiring English sources

"I was like, 'Hey, come on guys, let's all understand, it's a different world.' In the Batman universe that Chris Nolan created, Superman would have a hard time existing," said the Watchmen director.

We saw supported merchants having hard time with existing sources of marketing: they wanted a less expensive place to sell.

While there has been some preparation to date, incumbents have an incredibly hard time cannibalizing existing revenue streams for growing, but yet to mature, new revenue streams.

Yes, it's really true that girls give each other a hard time for existing, because we are each the CEO of our own complicated, beautiful, diseased empires, and that can get competitive.

On the other hand, D cells interacting with other D cells will have a harder time sharing existing microenvironmental resources with other equally dependant cells and thus are assumed to have double the cost 2 β for relying on the microenvironment for survival and growth and thus have a fitness of 1 2 β.

It's already having a hard time hanging on to its existing users and most of its users probably don't care all that much about DRM, but they would care if Netflix suddenly stopped working.

And lobbyists would have a harder time defending the existing system as a safety net for disaster-prone American farmers.The prospects for the amendment are not good in the Senate, where rural states are over-represented.

Existing administrators have a hard time evaluating candidates they have yet to observe and interact with personally.

But the existing Wilshire Grand would have a hard time satisfying some conventiongoers, Ms. Pfaelzer said.

But West says his team had a hard time trying to judge when it was exceeding the capacity of its existing cluster of servers and needed to add another.

I have a very hard time creating a whole image from scratch, but when I look at pre-existing images, I'm able to identify components that are worth recycling.