Sentence examples for have difficult times from inspiring English sources
"Anyone who used these boom times to grow square footage but did not produce comparable productivity gains will have difficult times in the months ahead," Ms. Menendez predicted.
Former England captain Allan Lamb believes Australia have "difficult times" ahead and predicts they will suffer a 3-0 Ashes defeat this summer.
We will have difficult times in the future.
"When you see your connection to others, you know that all people struggle and have difficult times.
No matter how successful you are, no matter how healthy you are, no matter what you do or don't do, you're going to have difficult times.
"We've had difficult times, but nothing like this".
Brendon's had difficult times – as have I – but I don't judge my friends, ever.
She's had difficult times but has kept the monarchy on an even keel.
He would often call me at night and tell me he was having difficult times".
"Although Northampton has had difficult times since, I still look back on what we did with enormous satisfaction.
