Sentence examples for hard to exist from inspiring English sources

"But it is hard to exist in Hollywood".

It becomes legally very hard to exist as a Jewish person in Germany.

It's very easy to do that now, and for young photographers, it's a bit hard to exist because of the overflow of images.

"The truth is that, without financial backing, it is now very hard to exist in England, but when I've gone in to Sony and said: 'Look, you need to help us with so-and-so,' they've always done it.

"It's very hard to exist in a media environment where you're considered neutral, where you see your role as being neutral and apolitical, to continuously come out with stories that say, 'one side is lying, the other side is not,'" says Yochai Benkler in this interview with the LA Times, stemming from his book Network Propaganda: Manipulation, Disinformation, and Radicalization in American Politics.

"It's hard to exist when you feel like you're constantly fighting to keep a roof over your head".

I tried very hard not to exist to help my mother through her dilemma, which was that weans ruin your life".

But miming gives you the fear of God, and you build it up in your head... "You have to be quite a hard person to exist in that world.

Second, there existed an early stage in the survival period in which the entrepreneur worked hard just to exist- to obtain enough customers to become a true business or to move the product from a pilot stage into quantity production at an adequate level of quality.

Jazz is an exceptionally hard world to exist and thrive in.

Suddenly, what was a perfectly viable, profitable business is now working really hard just to exist.