Sentence examples for harder time functioning from inspiring English sources

"As brain cells have a harder time functioning, the networks they're a part of also have a harder time if there aren't other cells ready to serve as spares," he says.

Even as I became more successful in terms of making money, I had a harder time functioning.

If you then suddenly take the cocaine out of the equation, the brain has a much harder time functioning.

The problem is that the companies will have a hard time functioning without a rate increase.

(About fifty-four per cent of graduate students report feeling so depressed they have "a hard time functioning," as opposed to ten per cent of the general population).

A close friend who's done Transcendental Meditation for decades feels so addicted to it, she has a hard time functioning when she hasn't "transcended".

Despite legalization trends, on-the-books marijuana businesses have had a hard time functioning smoothly without crucial operational elements like bank accounts.

"I first told my folks at 17, I was already having a hard time functioning as a girl... My mom kept silent, and then just left the room... just like that, speechless".

Professor James Peterson, director of Africana studies at Lehigh University who speaks frequently about the importance of the Black Lives Matter movement, said the CBC has a hard time functioning in a way that best benefits black Americans.

But in the past, if I had a very bad night for one reason or another, I had a very hard time to function.

You may have a harder time convincing your boss to let you telecommute if the entire company still functions on paper and in person.