Sentence examples for already difficult times from inspiring English sources

After more than one million nationwide layoffs this year alone, most firms have already cut the fat out of their corporate structure, so further dismissals will only hinder a company's performance during already difficult times.

The list removed a burden at an already difficult time.

China's increasingly apparent economic struggles come at an already difficult time for the global economy.

The changes come at an already difficult time for the agency, which has fallen far behind its rule-making responsibilities.

The confidential report comes at an already difficult time for Shell, which is struggling with the aftershock of downgrades of its oil reserves by one fifth.

nytimes.com/national SHIFTING CAREERS: WORKING After Losing a Loved One Marci Alboher writes about how missing work during a family crisis can add stress to an already difficult time.

"A number of businesses in Wales have moved their offices across the bridge towards Bristol, which is a real kick for the Welsh economy at an already difficult time".

BBC News has been speaking to members of the public to see how they are coping with the high cost of fuel in what are already difficult economic times.

If misguided laws resembling our anti-chemical regulations were introduced in China, they would seriously hamper the country's stunning growth and improvement in quality of life in already difficult economic times.

This latest chapter is a particularly frustrating one, centred as it is not only on an individual who is claiming no involvement, but one who was already in difficult times.

The customers, some of them in search of legal advice due to a potential difficult situation, others are already in difficult times.