Sentence examples for having a difficult time with from inspiring English sources

"The other one is much more emotional and she's having a difficult time with it".

Gordon has been having a difficult time with the foot and mouth crisis and I am amazed at how calm and smiley he is at home.

Wisconsin (24-7) was having a difficult time with Tulsa forward Kevin Johnson, who led his team with 23 points and 9 rebounds.

One is a fading left-winger who's upset his brother and is having a difficult time with the press – and the other is a footballer".

The restaurant has something of a reputation for having a "difficult" time with service, though we fared better on other visits.

However, smaller farms that sell their produce at farmers' markets in drought-stricken areas are having a difficult time with their yields, so you may see a spike in prices there.

Ballet dancers can have a difficult time with my rhythms.

They've always had a difficult time with my swearing and choice of subject matter.

The Panthers have had a difficult time with Atlanta, but Beuerlein comes up big.

"James had a difficult time with being James Riley, because he would get kidded.

History, which prefers linear narratives, has a difficult time with artists who zigged while others zagged.