Sentence examples for hard time realizing from inspiring English sources

And all have had a hard time realizing gains from their better investments, what with the weak market making it nearly impossible for them to take the businesses public or sell them to another company.

What's more, he says, an up-and-coming San Francisco baker may have a hard time realizing his fantasy of learning how to make a New York bagel from an authentic Jewish source.

Stern had overestimated the power of the position, Weiler says: "He had a hard time realizing you get to make very, very few decisions".

Her family was still reeling from the death of their father and was having a hard time realizing that now their mom was dying.

People had a hard time realizing that, yes, indeed, their favourite meme had become to mean something else and was now hurting people.

What the GOP and KFC are having a hard time realizing is that their problems are related to their product, not the way in which their product is advertised and consumed.

That makes sense to me; if most political reporters are still in denial over the real state of affairs, one can imagine that businesspeople are having an even harder time realizing the extent to which the inmates have taken over the asylum.

"Without access to industry vaults, preservation would grind to a halt; without the preservation work of the archives, the industry would have a harder time realizing the potentially major profits to be gained from restoring and distributing old films and video treasures in an age of booming demand for film, videocassettes and cable-TV programming.

Those living in poverty, in rural areas, and ethnic minorities like the Roma have a harder time realizing their rights.

Olena, despite hard time and realizing she had no one behind her, couldn't follow the advice and put firmly to all: - I will not give him up.

He felt sure science could do better, but over time realized the problem was harder than he had expected.