"You fall on hard times, you expect help," he said.
But he later e-mailed her to say that he had been suffering intestinal problems — "a bump in the road," she said he called it — and that he was having a harder time than expected recovering.
They claimed she's "just emotionally fragile" and "going through a very hard time as you can expect".
Radio and TV announcers will have an especially hard time, as competition is expected to remain high, while jobs in those industries are projected to decrease.
Hitler told her that he didn't want children, as they would have had "...a very hard time, because they're expected to possess the same gifts as their famous parents and they can't be forgiven for being mediocre".
With his Conservatives seen as lagging the opposition Labour Party in popular opinion, Mr. Cameron is already expected to have a hard time winning a majority in elections expected in May 2015.
Senator Orrin G. Hatch of Utah, the senior Republican on the Finance Committee, said, "I have a hard time understanding how the administration expects to have exchanges up and running by Oct. 1, especially since we have no details on how the exchanges will work in over half the states".
The company also admitted it has had a hard time monetizing the site as expected, and this month removed a barrier for brands buying ads on Tumblr – they no longer have to have their own blog on the site to do so.
He had a hard time telling us what to expect, at one point making a comparison to Field of Dreams, the 1989 Kevin Costner movie about baseball and dead dads (after reviewing my tape, I still don't understand what Floyd was getting at).
The independent Tony Windsor, a former MP, did not give Barnaby Joyce the hard time in New England that many were expecting, with the deputy prime minister easily holding on.
