Sentence examples for particularly hard time from inspiring English sources
In Spain, they come at a particularly hard time.
Local newspapers were having "a particularly hard time", she said.
May said local newspapers were having a "particularly hard time.
Lesbian, gay and transgender youths have a particularly hard time in foster care.
The Home Secretary said local newspapers are having "a particularly hard time".
It gave Nicolas Sarkozy, a former centre-right president, a particularly hard time.
In particularly hard times, he has considered selling his blood to earn extra cash.
She said she had stepped down "to prevent, during these particularly hard times, my husband's affair being used for generalized accusations against the government".
When the Lebedevs bought a controlling stake in The Evening Standard from Daily Mail & General Trust in 2009, it had fallen on particularly hard times.
Like many other American arts organizations, it fell on particularly hard times in the wake of 9/11; unlike most other institutions, it has yet to bounce back.
I found it particularly hard at times for even doctors to treat me equally when presenting at emergency rooms and being refused treatment altogether because I'm either a female or not taken seriously, and still do to this day.
