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In fact, I think the State Department is going to have a hard time of it trying to spin this.

Any intelligent aliens we meet could be so far advanced we might have a hard time even recognizing them as being life-forms at all.

It's so bloody romantic that the date might have a hard time measuring up to it.

It had piled up so much during the last two weeks that I was sure to have a hard time.

In China today, however, the practical reality seems to have a hard time living up to this romanticized ideal.

Oh, you think you're going to have a hard time getting the album published?

It had piled up so muck during the last two weeks that I was sure to have a hard time .

The poor woman must have a hard time of it , for she has three children, and her husband is out of work .

The one you let go is going to have a hard time of it, and so will his wife and children.

In a culture where it's easy to fire off a snippy email or text, most of us have a hard time honestly expressing anger face to face.

When the matter they lied about comes up later, they often have a hard time remembering what they have said.

Should the administrator sense that the system does not "feel" right, she'll have a hard time tracking down the exact problem.

Whether magical or not the fog is certainly effective, shots fired against the town have a hard time hitting their target.

Or when you get a song stuck in your head, you may have a hard time preventing yourself from singing it out loud.

The new prime minister will have a hard time clearing up the mess left by his predecessor.

To be honest, I might have a hard time finding Sudan on a map.

But if it turn out I am allergic to that CAT, I'll have a hard time persuade my roommate to get rid of it.

I believe that fear is one of the emotions that people have a hard time handling, more specifically the fear of rejection.

You think people have a hard time, your home can be too different places.

Some of us will have a hard time staying motivated during such a lengthy commitment.

After all, when it comes to the real challenges of literary translation, human beings have a hard time of it, too.

If you're not aware of some of your weaknesses you may have a hard time improving but not be able to pinpoint why.

Why does Will have a hard time shooting the Keepers - creatures who attack him as he tries to cover the escape of the three sisters?

He used to have a hard time with the way his teammates would handle his personal possessions, especially his cellphone.

A lot of the nurses at the hospital have a hard time concentrating on their work with him around.

If it's true that people have a hard time choosing when they have too many options, what is the best way to deal with that problem?

The first thing she did is something many abuse victims may have a hard time doing.

If you speak too quickly, and with the wrong intonation and rhythm, native speakers will have a hard time understanding you.

Patrol have a hard time trying to finding us once we land.

Pompey knew of the fact that his troops would have a hard time against Ceasars veterans, and wished to avoid a battle, ablest so soon.

But, if Dell's PC market share continues declining, it may have a hard time reaping the full benefits of a PC recovery.

It must be close to maturing. It's learned to use its new wings quickly and you now have a hard time keeping it on the ground.

When it's over, I think everyone will have a hard time getting out of bed the next morning.

Even those with quite good qualifications might have a hard time.

We're in a good position to catch them and I feel they will also both have a hard time with injuries.

If you think you have all the answers, you will have a hard time learning to lead.

Package maintainers also have a hard time handling all the incoming patches in a timely manner which frustrates the contributors.

Thank you for reading my section in the national geographic magazine and I hope you don't have a hard time digesting.

China has its own situations, which are very complex, and sometimes foreigners have a hard time understanding it.

In light of such experiences, Chinese companies may have a hard time expanding in Nigeria.

I knew we were going to have a hard time when I saw the anger on his face.

But, 'in terms of paradigm shifts, in terms of big innovation, I think China will have a hard time, ' said Mr. Lee from the stage at DLD.

They see America as being like a family that took out too large a mortgage, and will have a hard time making the monthly payments.

Patrol have a hard time trying to find us once we land.

People have a hard time accepting that I did not choose this preference.

Young talented writers have a hard time finding readers and there is almost no serious criticism to help guide readers and writers.

"That would show they would do anything to cover up for this group. We will have a hard time getting justice. "

Bureaucrats today have a hard time distinguishing the genuine public interest from the private interests of the Party.

Paper products, pens, and other physical tools are a Godsend for those of us who have a hard time focusing throughout the work day.

Hippies even have a hard time saying no, as oysters are almost always sustainably harvested and lack the ability to feel pain.

'When unemployment is so high, wages and incomes tend to rise slowly, and producers and retailers have a hard time raising prices, ' Ms.

Even if Google does exit China, Baidu could have a hard time maintaining dominant share even in its home market.

Eddie: He's gonna have a hard time playing football on what's left of that knee.

A combined Microsoft-Yahoo-AOL would still have a hard time fighting its way back to the innovative center of the web.

And that challenge will even become clearer if the major developed countries have a hard time resuming their growth.

the great ones tell you that if you miss you will have a hard time recovering for par.

Just avoid energizing poses like intense backbends and Salute to the Sun at night, or you may have a hard time getting to sleep.

This young tennis player will have a hard time throwing off the more experienced competitors.

After hearing the tape of the flight's final minutes, jurors in the case will have a hard time resisting the same conclusion.

If CPU resources are very tight during that period, then the servant region will have a hard time getting started.

To many, the differences suggest the parties will have a hard time working together in a national alliance.

Some guys have a hard time getting over a break-up with a girlfriend.

It's just, I don't know, I have a hard time looking at him. . .

With space tourists reaching a top speed of Mach 3, the tortoises would have a hard time getting out of the way.

The change will be so rapid that many ecis, including Huma , will have a hard time adapting.

Every Senior Three student will have a hard time doing exercises and taking exams without a stop.

Not to man-bash, but most guys have a hard time even thinking about starting a family until they meet the right girl.

Some digestive tracts have a hard time digesting the heavier meats, in which case fish is recommended instead.

So courts have a hard time seeing the effects within the bigger system on parties who are not before them in the case.

Yamamoto Town, for its part, will have a hard time restoring its industries, which included strawberry farms and tourism.

Still, if you are looking for free recipe apps launched or updated in the last month, you would have a hard time finding these in iTunes.

Most kids have a hard time understanding how easily the dirt on their hands can be transferred to walls.

Yet, resources analysts say they have a hard time understanding the accusations that Rio Tinto employees illegally obtained information.

But if you ask them for a definition most have a hard time coming up with something precise.

"I'd have a hard time publicising every company decision, " she offers in her defence.

Of course, sometimes I have a hard time explaining what I mean when I say that advertising must change.

Parents often have a hard time distinguishing between real pain and the imaginary maladies that young children sometimes invent.

If you include irrelevant competencies, people will probably have a hard time relating to the framework in general.

European companies based in obscure locations often have a hard time attracting highly skilled employees.

A: But I believe we'll have a hard time convincing our clients at your price.

I used to have a hard time with chemistry.

We're guessing he's going to have a hard time figuring out who the rat was.

But I believe we'll have a hard time convincing our clients at your price.

Well, it would have a hard time developing right over the oil, because the oil actually suppresses evaporation.

Anybody leveling through the Northrend content would have a hard time without it.

If you have a hard time making this sound, drop your head back as you say it. It's impossible to make a mistake if you say it this way.

If the tragic events that Soo-ra experienced occurred to a normal person, wouldn't they be in shock and have a hard time?

As Prof. Chai puts it, tooth fractures "have a hard time deciding which way to go, " making the tooth more resistant to cracking apart.

Most of us will have a hard time thinking of what gift to give on special events.

This is obviously totally unacceptable though: you'll have a hard time calming everyone down and retaining some credibility.

In any event, the government may have a hard time tracking such loans, which often transpire through a handshake between two individuals.

Domino developers will have a hard time identifying the correct design elements to modify.

The average American, however, truly does have a hard time understanding a nonstandard accent.

With a lot of problems to settle, the newly-elected president will have a hard time.

Geminis sometimes have a hard time knowing what they feel, and an even harder time talking about it.

But consumers often believe that the prices of green goods are too high, and have a hard time finding them anyway.

When we're in a bad mood or depressed, we don't feel like ourselves and we have a hard time concentrating or just making it through the day.

Republican hawks will have a hard time pressing their claims that Obama is "soft on terrorism. "

The UN finances a popular radio station, but independent newspapers have a hard time finding readers.

I have a hard time understanding Lance's priorities when he is preparing for a bodybuilding show.

My point is that don't hang out in places you don't like otherwise you will have a hard time meeting quality women.

New parents will have a hard time sleeping eight, uninterrupted hours a day.

The poor and the sick have a hard time when it snows in New York.

Until we see the physical demand picking up, we're going to have a hard time.

Geminis are also said to have a hard time making decisions.

Recognizing the vulnerability of the dollar, investors have a hard time finding a currency that doesn't look shaky.

People with agoraphobia often have a hard time feeling safe in any public place, especially where crowds gather.

He would have a hard time contradicting her.

But I do have a hard time protecting myself from insect repellents that humans sometimes spray on plants.

The weak try hard to avoid pain and conflict. They would rather go without than have a hard time in bettering themselves.

South Koreans learn English for more than 10 years at school, yet many still have a hard time communicating with foreigners.

Chung said that prejudice is a major reason why these children have a hard time fitting into Korean society.

We will have a hard time of it.

Him? I don't remember him. I've got a terrible memory for faces. I have a hard time even recording people I've been introduced to.

Modern buses are safe, but they are slow. Passengers hate doors. Car drivers hate the buses. The bus drivers have a hard time.

But the poor often have a hard time putting money aside.

Roving gangs and carry-on government militias will have a hard time finding them.

The deal may also have a hard time winning approval in the South Korean parliament.

This is so contrary to the world's idea of greatness that we have a hard time understanding it, much less practicing it.

Even the most starry-eyed techno-enthusiasts have a hard time imagining, say, a Boeing 787 built by 'mass collaboration.

Many system engineers have a hard time understanding their own workload or job behavior.

I go out of my way to be as lazy as possible. I have a hard time doing stuff that I don't want to do.

Also, difficult-to-live-with spouses generally have a hard time assuming responsibility for their wrongful actions.

With over 600, 000 members, you won't have a hard time finding people with a similar interest in Flash.

My English is far from perfect, I have a hard time with my pronunciation.

You have no professional goals related to your job, and you have a hard time even making some up at your obligatory performance review.

For the following three years Germany would have a hard time, but starting in 1948, she would rise again.

And since most people don't yet own 3-D TVs, laptops and glasses, you'll have a hard time sharing your 3-D content with all your friends.

One concept that many children have a hard time understanding is death.

With all the problems to settle, I'll have a hard time.

I have a hard time envisioning a future in which someone is saying, "Where, oh where, can I find a picture of a cute cat? "

Books that are not reviewed have a hard time finding an audience.

Use photo references for your painting if you have a hard time putting on details.

I really have a hard time manipulating any electronic devices.

Do your have a hard time remembering new vocabulary? Try these tips.

I have a hard time talking to my wife about money. She says it makes her nervous. We relate to money so differently.

I believe we'll have a hard time convincing our clients at your price.

We sometimes have a hard time seeing the woods for the trees.

If you have a hard time leaning back and reading the text, consider changing the size or value.

If not, according to superstitions, the daughters will have a hard time finding a husband.

Many people have a hard time relating to "minimalism" as an abstract concept.

People have a hard time separating us from our characters.

So long as Vark gets the question to the right person, it should not have a hard time convincing people to share their expertise.

And if these don't last, men have a hard time forming new friendships.

My English is far from perfect. I have a hard time with pronunciation.

If you become rich you will have a hard time knowing who your real friends are.

You may have a hard time relating to children this week.

People have a hard time believing in the Secret because it seems too good to be true.

i have a hard time with him .

'I don't want to say I'm cheap, ' he says, 'but for big purchases I have a hard time paying retail. '

If kids have a hard time keeping up academically, they may need to drop an activity.

If you don't set a schedule, you'll have a hard time being productive.

For many people, dollars are an abstraction: they have a hard time directly associating money with the work that they do.

Most people have a hard time with motivation to do workouts, but not me.

But they have a hard time equating plural marriage with those evils.

Did she have a hard time climbing that high mountain?

We must prepare ourselves to have a hard time.

I'm afraid we'll have a hard time persuading our users to accept the new products.

Some people in the industry think IBM will have a hard time luring converts.

A lot of our new students have a hard time fitting in.

You have a hard time following recipes without adding your own ingredients .

The two superpowers have a hard time.

With a lot of problems to settle, he will have a hard time.

When shopping, I have a hard time finding clothing that I really love.

The newcomers have a hard time fitting in.

You will have a hard time breathing, and you will feel faint.

They often have a hard time remembering what they have said.

And they're loading me down with samples and catalogues. I'll have a hard time carrying them all.

People have a hard time handling race.

Is there something that you have a hard time pronouncing?

When it comes to privacy, many people have a hard time understanding the risks.

I found that I have a hard time learning new languages.

People without sufficient EQ will have a hard time in life.

She's the one with the big ideas that you have a hard time understanding.

Female mice fed a high-fat diet become obese and have a hard time reproducing.

And at the other end, I'd have a hard time believing that the 3GS's dropped call rate was significantly lower than 1 percent.

have a hard time recognizing.

What is clear, however, is that the commission and Oracle will have a hard time finding common ground.

students have a hard time this week.

Really, every time that I go to an event, I will have a hard time finding an outfit because my body structure is small and not that even.

You will have a hard time getting a ticket.

At the same time, there are a lot of worthy social media projects that have a hard time getting traction.

If you have a hard time relaxing, you don't need to take a whole week or a month to do it at first (later, you might want to try this).

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Today, think of the people in your life you really have a hard time saying certain things to.

have a hard time (doing) sth.

I have not done any homework for many days and will have a hard time catching up when I recover.

I don't really like parties that much. I have a hard time getting in the groove.

But fat people may have a hard time in hot summer.

The problem is you have a hard time choosing among your many suitors.

Humans have a hard time selling salmon that is not pink and so they dye the flesh for the appropriate appearance.

have a hard time with sth.

Status Offline and you have a hard time even making some up at your obligatory performance review.

Some kids can't sit still for long. They have a hard time paying attention to just one thing.

Look, I know that Americans have a hard time accepting that sweatshops can help people.

I think we will have a hard time getting tickets.

I have a hard time with my girlfriend.

On the other hand, if I wore the hair shirt too much, I would have a hard time convincing voters to give me another chance to serve.

I have a hard time paying attention in school.

I have a hard time expressing my feelings.

I have a hard time keeping my desk organized.

have a hard time (in) doing sth.

I have a hard time memorizing words.

I have a hard time with electronica.

I know I have a hard time concentrating when I'm breathing in stale or warm air and it affects my work.

Gypsies sometimes have a hard time in the countries where they travel, because they are different.

Does everyone have a hard time with John or is it just you?

Moreover, fund managers in China itself have a hard time going short because they believe Beijing will take note.

Are you able to fix the TV set? --I'm afraid not. I have a hard time fixing it.

For example: I'm a perfectionist and don't believe anyone can do the job as well as I can, so I sometimes have a hard time delegating.

I think that I'll have a hard time in going to college.

J: I'm sorry, Mathilde. Did you have a hard time?

Many women have a hard time achieving orgasm, but a sex toy can be a woman's new best friend or the 'sure thing

For example, I have a hard time eating in moderation when I go out.

Be very anxious about being with other people and have a hard time talking to them, even though they wish they could

It is for this reason that those in the city will have a hard time weaving an ascension dream;

It's when others have a hard time saying no to you, so speak right up &

have a good time have a hard time have a difficult time

Have a hard time getting the album published

they have a hard time recruiting young people there

Because you'll have a hard time elsewhere,

(but I) have a hard time

have a hard time in doing

I know they have a hard time

You didn't like my paper? - I have a hard time believing

I have a hard time with science

I have a hard time finding it until yoou came along