Sentence examples for harder time keeping from inspiring English sources

"The alternatives are having a harder time keeping pace," Ms. Bergquist said.

Frostbiting racers have a hard time getting a crew, and a harder time keeping them.

The distant third and fourth — Sprint and T-Mobile — have had a harder time keeping up.

Most had a hard time getting jobs and a harder time keeping them.

"The region has a harder time keeping residents when the national economy picks up". Others see little cause for alarm.

"Blacks are having a harder time keeping their homes," he said, "and it's not just related to their ability to pay or not pay".

Scientists have had a hard time keeping tabs on WNS partly because it's hard to keep tabs on bats.

But showbiz keeps a cruel schedule, and sometimes the soul has a hard time keeping up with the body.

Kasparov was having a hard time keeping his concentration.

Stores have had a hard time keeping up with demand.

Don, likewise, had a hard time keeping fish on.