Sentence examples for economy difficult from inspiring English sources
"For recovery of the Greek economy, difficult measures and reforms are inevitable.
"They are difficult times for the British economy, difficult times for the world but our economy is healing, jobs are being created, it is taking time, but there is no easy route to a magical recovery".
"For recovery of the Greek economy, difficult measures and reforms are inevitable," he said.
Trade globalization makes the circular economy difficult to enforce, as materials and products circle the world.
For recovery of the Greek economy, difficult measures and reforms are inevitable". More urgently, officials at the European Central Bank are to meet Monday to review the emergency aid that has propped up Greece's nearly depleted financial system for the last few months.
However, such economies, difficult to attain in many businesses, are particularly elusive in food retailing.
Some work on supply chains for malaria drugs in developing countries has suggested that the market for drugs in developing country markets is highly complex [ 22], making studies of diffusion in developing economies difficult.
"We're moving along prudently," he says, "We fully expect to have to work doubly hard when the economy is difficult".
"When the economy gets difficult it is easy politically to make decisions like this," Mr. Delusinne said.
Although the state of the economy remains difficult to ascertain beyond dubious official figures, huge sums are lost to corruption.
