Sentence examples for period of difficulty from inspiring English sources
Mr. Bernanke, in his speech in New York, underscored the bleak outlook suggested by Wednesday's reports, warning that the economy would face an extended period of difficulty.
The war had opened a period of difficulty for the scientific community, but in the late 1920s German science began to recover its prestige.
When kids come to the clinic after a period of difficulty, I often try to encourage them to have a story about their experience to explain what they've been through to their peers and friends.
On Wednesday, Ben S. Bernanke, the chairman of the Federal Reserve, warned that the American economy was headed toward an extended period of difficulty in spite of a worldwide effort to stabilize the markets.
With much of this album, Marling sounds darker and stewier than before, reflecting a period of difficulty and confusion in which she questioned the life she was living and whether or not she wished to continue making music.
He characterized the company as saying, "We are No. 1, and we are gaining market share in this period of difficulty, or challenging environment, and we will come out stronger than ever".
"I believe that this period of difficulties will not last long," he said, speaking amid tight security at New Delhi's historic 17th century Red Fort, the former seat of the Mogul empire.
Mr. d'Allest said that Europe was merely offering to help out United States satellite operators in a period of difficulties, just as NASA had helped European companies with their launchings when Ariane had troubles.
The Empire soon fell into a period of difficulties, caused to a large extent by the undermining of the theme system and the neglect of the military.
After periods of difficulty, I am at a place where nothing in my life is dragging me down and the music reflects that.
Actually, given the biology we talked about and the numerous stressors that college presents, it's more likely that they will encounter some periods of difficulty.
