Sentence examples for have harsh time from inspiring English sources

Worse yet, food stamps can even have harsh time limits (e.g. three months of SNAP every three years), growing restrictions on how they can be used (sorry, no seafood allowed) and work requirements (30 hours per week).

For those who have harsh winters all the time, grow the bay tree in a container and bring it indoors for the winter.

Ensure that no floor time areas have harsh floors, such as pebbles or rough asphalt.

Corvids have harsh, loud voices, and most are gregarious at times.

Waiting lists have harsh implications for patients.

We show that natural science, engineering, and economics courses are more difficult, associated with higher study times, and have harsher grading standards; all of which translate into students with weaker academic backgrounds being less likely to choose these majors.

Courses in the natural sciences, engineering, and economics are rated more difficult, are associated with higher study times, and have harsher grade distributions than those in the humanities and social sciences.

Others have harsher descriptions.

The judge who unsealed the Grimsley affidavit had harsh words for The Los Angeles Times, which printed a report in October 2006 headlined "Clemens Is Named in Drug Affidavit".

By then, however, "Harsh Times" has signaled that the possibility for redemption is long past.

And though that show has been canceled, and the limelight may have been harsh at times (exposing their financial difficulties, their fractious relationship with Mr. Salahi's family and their own apparent proclivity for occasionally stretching the truth), they seem determined to extend their fame beyond its proverbial 15 minutes.