Sentence examples for depression hard from inspiring English sources

Those are the recollections of Studs Terkel, from his classic oral history of the Great Depression, "Hard Times".

During the Depression, hard as it was, people seemed to feel as if they were pretty much all in the same boat.

Yet when Mr. Terkel's 1970 oral history of the 1930s Depression, "Hard Times," was reissued in 1986 in the heart of the Reagan administration, Mr. Terkel's new introduction worked strenuously to show how the two eras were comparably nightmarish — though the 1980s never had anything like the 25percentt unemployment of the earlier era.

Just as V was making progress in battling her depression (hard enough), she had to fight yet another, quieter battle where she had to separate from her trusted health care provider.

Two things make depression hard to study: First, people diagnosed with the disorder may get better on their own, making it difficult to determine if a patient is improving because of treatment or for other reasons.

We found legal judgments on DMC involving cases of depression hard to find – especially those involving treatment or research decisions.

Prohibition, isolationism, the stock market bubble and the crisis in farming made that hard; the Great Depression, harder still.

The big concern is that such thrift becomes habitual the agony of the Great Depression hard-wired tightfistedness into an entire generation.

But our depression-hard nation was used to odds stacked against us.

But the level of Emma's depression remains hard to fathom.

Paramount Records, not associated with the motion picture company, was one of the few labels that took blues out of the ghetto and into millions of homes and uptown nightclubs – until the Great Depression hit hard.