Sentence examples for In difficult straits from inspiring English sources

EDO was also in difficult straits.

Individual doctors are not the only ones in difficult straits.

And the companies in the advertising-based Internet area are in difficult straits.

At his first event of the day, he acknowledged that the economy is in difficult straits and promised to shake up Washington and Wall Street.

Trusts haven't had to prove themselves before taking on new schools in difficult straits: Wakefield City Academies Trust took over 14 schools in special measures in under three years.

The industry has been in difficult straits all year, and new gloom has been added by soft sales of school supplies and clothing, although traditionally the bulk of these sales are not made until the Labor Day weekend.

Ben Bernanke is once again warning politicians in America not to send the economy back into difficult straits by allowing the economy to run off the "fiscal cliff".

"Obama is in such difficult straits but has eight or nine people working so diligently for him," Mr Lear said.

The auto industry was collapsing, the housing was start[ing] to collapse and we were in very difficult straits.

The announcement seemed to suggest that VMS was in such difficult straits that it was more prudent to postpone paying bills than to continue depleting cash.

It is now difficult for even the most bullish of China analysts to argue that the economy is not in very difficult straits that look to persist at least for several quarters.