Sentence examples for hard times facing from inspiring English sources

The weakness was led by an 11.9percentt drop in production of motor vehicles and parts, reflecting the hard times facing the auto industry.

The hard times facing the public sector may be largely caused by Labour, but that is not how the public will see it.

Still, he sometimes sleeps outside, beside an open sewer, in the blissful quietude of the street.During a four-day stay in Dharavi, as the guest of Shashi and his friends, your correspondent heard many such tales: of hard times, facing up and getting by.

First, there were the hard times faced by Julian H. Robertson Jr. and George Soros.

A gorgeously tawdry nirvana set in Manhattan, Paradise Lounge is an old-school strip club run by a soulful dreamer, Ray Ruby (a wonderful Willem Dafoe), who with love and not enough money is struggling to keep his people and parts in play — a beautiful metaphor for the filmmaking hard times faced by the likes of Abel Ferrara.

Greener Pastures The hard times faced by area eateries, and the reluctance of restaurant owners to take on new obligations in the current economy, is reflected in the present situation with famed Tavern on the Green.

And, Dr. Berry said, "that is a fact that doctors at M. D. Anderson can have a hard time facing, understandably so".

"States have had a hard time facing up to their shortfalls in their transportation programs, gas taxes haven't kept up with inflation, and there's all these bridges and roads that haven't been maintained".

Now that Alex Jones and his Infowars accounts have been dropped by YouTube, Facebook and iTunes, his employees seem to be having a hard time facing the facts.

Although we've been separated for two years, I still have a hard time facing the fact that I was cast out and replaced by another woman.

SZA said she had a hard time facing the defeat publicly because she "just didn't know how to take it".