Sentence examples for economically difficult times from inspiring English sources
The latter two factors may arise because receiving education is more predominant among men during economically difficult times, while better chronic disease management increased during better economic conditions.
CONSIDER, in these economically difficult times, that inspiring model of creative home design, the college student.
"In economically difficult times, 120 million euros ahead of expectations is not something to be displeased about," he said.
It's a difficult task because, in economically difficult times, philanthropic or humanitarian work comes under a lot of pressure".
But critics believe they threaten hard-won workers' rights by making it easier to lay off people in economically difficult times.
In these economically difficult times, when even the patrons of high-end concierge services are opting to fly first-class instead of hiring private jets, we, too, must tighten our thrift-store belts.
"Peanut butter is an awfully good food at low cost, and you wouldn't want people throwing that out at this economically difficult time".
In "Simpler" Mr. Sunstein describes that decision as "controversial but unquestionably correct" and writes that "we refused to issue a large number of rules favored by progressive groups, generally on the theory that they could not be justified, especially in an economically difficult time".
"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.
"But, I'm at least encouraged, in what are difficult times economically that we're seeing improvements, across the board".
