Sentence examples for have a hard time developing from inspiring English sources

As individuals and communities, wherever we sit on the curve from libertarian to liberal — or individualist to communitarian, as social scientists put it — people seem to have a hard time developing the discipline required to address risks in which the worst outcomes lie far down the road, and to avoid behavior that suits present needs even if it raises risks of hitting a wall.

Even better, it looks like bacteria have a hard time developing resistance to the protein.

Anyway, the baby's bones will probably have a hard time developing properly in outer space ditto its muscles, tissues, and personality.

If there are multiple stray cats coming for food, you will have a hard time developing trust in the less dominant cats because they're not only scared of you, but they'll also be scared of the dominant (bully) cats.

Smaller organizations have a harder time developing the large transformational projects than larger organizations.

And if we are having harder time being alone with ourselves, we will have a harder time developing our wisdom," Arianna said.

"I've seen Sweden's other games and all of their opponents have had a hard time developing those emotions against them," Petkovic said.

One hopes it will happen more frequently, especially since the Emelin, essentially a booking and presenting house, has had a hard time developing an artistic vision of theater and programming it consistently, not that various managements haven't tried.

But it has had a hard time developing a reliable intermediate-range missile to target American bases in the Pacific, including those on Guam, which serve as launching points for American reinforcements should war break out on the Korean Peninsula.

"A lot of publishers are interested in subscriptions, and they have been having a hard time developing something themselves," Hamamoto says.

Roe and his crew had a hard time developing the various lighting contrasts for the episode.