Sentence examples for suffering a difficult from inspiring English sources

Brantano went into administration last month after suffering a difficult Christmas.

Jones then signed a contract to go through to the 2007 Rugby World Cup before suffering a difficult 2005, during which Australia lost seven games in a row.

Julia was severely anemic and suffering a difficult labor complicated by placenta previa, an obstetrical emergency.

Defending champions Real Madrid - suffering a surprisingly difficult season - are 19 points behind Barca in fourth place.

The Lakers, their far better-loved crosstown rivals, are suffering through a difficult rebuilding phase, whereas the Clippers finished with the league's third-best record this year.

After suffering through a difficult childhood and young adult life, Claudia found her passion in saving the lives of others.

"Most notably, whether the defense might be available to a seriously ill patient for whom there is no alternative means of avoiding starvation or extraordinary suffering is a difficult issue that is not presented here," Justice Stevens wrote in an opinion that the other two justices joined.

Despite suffering many difficult defeats during a challenging time for Scottish rugby, he feels the current squad bears more potential than any he has been part of.

Each pregnant woman after 20 weeks of pregnancy suffering from a difficult-to-maintain headache should be examined for preeclampsia [120 124].

His diary entries became a litany of suffering: "hard day"; "a very difficult day"; "a brutal day"; "awful day — floundering around in a complete whiteout"; "another awful day — worse than yesterday"; "swimming against a strong tide"; "still swimming against the tide"; "totally spent and demoralized".

For instance, after completing your rakats, you may ask for good fortune for a friend or another individual who's suffering through difficult times.