Sentence examples for pretty difficult time from inspiring English sources

It has come at a pretty difficult time for Roy Hodgson.

In "Garden State" Andrew never learned how to swim and has a pretty difficult time jumping in the pool.

Before the ACA's passage, Congress and the Administration had had a pretty difficult time keeping Medicare costs in check, in part because of political opposition to necessary reform.

We thought it might be an honest mistake after all, Shepard Fairey probably has a pretty difficult time keeping his ear to the ground between all the album artwork and celebrity guitars and culture-jamming Bush out of the White House but an anonymous insider told us, "The whole office was against using that picture, but Shepard insisted on it.

We went through some pretty difficult times.

"You know that she came through some pretty difficult times, as many people who are breaking down barriers did".

Those were pretty difficult times, but perhaps not as rancorous as the era of fierce combat in which we now live, a legacy from the bitter battles over the Supreme Court nominations of Robert Bork and Clarence Thomas, and the impeachment of Bill Clinton.

"Given the obfuscatory nature of this deal, it was pretty difficult at the time for investors to get a true picture of the company's ad revenue," says Northstar fund manager Henry Asher, who owns AOL shares both professionally and personally.

It was pretty difficult at that time to get a place.

In fact, when asked about Mr. McGreevey at a news conference last Wednesday, Mr. Corzine had this to say: "I think Governor Codey has moved the ball down the field pretty effectively in a difficult time".

I wanted to attempt to go to the grocery store with my mom and pick out some food for the three weeks I would be stuck at home, but walking or standing for long periods of time was pretty difficult.