Sentence examples for because of difficult from inspiring English sources

The IMF also warned that growth in some economies in the Middle East and North Africa would slow "because of difficult political and economic transitions".

Most assistants, though, have been driven to work because of difficult economic circumstances.

Because of difficult terrain, Petén long has avoided European-style plantations and settlements.

Analysts had expected profits to decline from the second quarter because of difficult market conditions during the summer.

He will say: "Because of difficult decisions we will make on welfare, we will deliver 3m apprenticeships by 2020.

The American Greetings Corporation said yesterday that it was cutting its dividend in half and was reorganizing itself because of difficult conditions in the greeting card market.

At the end of June, Daiwa Securities SMBC was capitalized at ¥255.7 billion, but because of difficult market conditions, it had posted losses over the past fiscal year.

Taxil said EDF should not launch the project now because of difficult power market conditions, technical problems with the two planned reactors and EDF's weak financial position.

The Credit Suisse Group said today that first-quarter earnings dropped 25percentt, largely because of difficult market conditions, but that its assets under management rose slightly.

Because of difficult-to-access, paper-based recording of dosing, determining the mean dose of ribavirin used in each patient was not feasible.

Unable to work because of a difficult pregnancy, Ms. Helmreich decided to write.