Sentence examples for difficult economically from inspiring English sources

Difficult economically.

"It was very difficult economically.

While these years were difficult economically, they saw some significant developments within the industry.

"If you're going to design a product to meet what's in one state's code, it's very difficult economically to then make that product differently for other areas," said Mark Schurman, director of communications for furniture manufacturer Herman Miller.

When times are difficult economically, a workplace character identified as the "mother hen" — with a comforting voice of reason and empathy — may help raise the group's spirit, Honey Langcaster-James, a psychologist, concluded.

"We felt, after the last couple of years, when it was very difficult economically, it would be good for people to look at a color that could renew and refresh".

They had a very difficult time economically & the local people treat them badly.

None of this is difficult or economically risky if there is the public will.

Politically, this idea may be difficult, but economically it makes even more sense than it did when Keynes suggested it.

Mr. Scott said Wal-Mart's shoppers, who generally earn less than $40,000 a household, are "under difficult pressure economically".

"We are living in unusual and difficult times economically and that means that people are thinking differently about the kind of politics and politicians they want to see," she said.