Sentence examples for harder time making from inspiring English sources

In general, kids have a harder time making sense of trauma and disasters.

Cars at 40 miles an hour, for instance, have a harder time making a stop.

11, the secularists are going to have a harder time making their case," Mr. Land said.

(On the other hand, SunTrust would probably have a harder time making its takeover pay off).

But subtler diasporic dispatches may find a harder time making their way.

She said the friend explained it this way, "She's having a harder time making ends meet than I am".

Because prostitution itself is not illegal, police and prosecutors have a harder time making cases against traffickers.

But he will have a harder time making the case that America's trade deficit is somehow China's fault.

Yet despite China's track record of controlling its people, it's having a harder time making the elements behave.

People with money and privilege have a harder time "making the connection with the natural self," she said.

"The larger institutions have a much higher cost structure, and they have a harder time making a million-dollar loan profitable," Mr. Sloane said.