Sentence examples for difficult financial years from inspiring English sources

Its success driven by a regional oil boom and a healthy agricultural industry, Minot (pronounced MY-not) has mirrored the general prosperity of a state that had been a rare bright spot in these difficult financial years, with a growing economy and the lowest unemployment rate in the nation.

"We have got through a difficult financial year [Yorkshire have reduced debts from £7m to £6m] but we haven't been successful.

The Museum of Contemporary Art has run into increasingly difficult financial straits in recent years as its fund-raising has failed to keep up with its spending.

The regulator set out five key issues: A need for unprecedented levels of investment over many years in difficult financial conditions and against a background of increased risk and uncertainty.

If they could, they might want to say that they also had quite strong feelings about the fact that they had worked quite hard all year in a difficult financial climate, and had been looking forward to a relatively unstressful day off.

For starters, getting up-to-date financials and research reports can be difficult; financial documents are often published once a year.

Lawmakers can no longer cling to false optimism that we can squeak by for one more fiscal year before facing up to any truly difficult financial decisions".

It's very difficult to find that money in-year particularly and for the financial years to come as well," Mr Jones said.

Earliest estimates for the project's launch are next year, but officials from Washington to Mineola acknowledged that the plan faces difficult financial and legal hurdles.

That has made for difficult financial times.

We're in very difficult financial times.