Sentence examples for financially difficult times from inspiring English sources

I have helped many clients who are facing the most financially difficult times of their lives to have certainty as they enter their golden years.

It's no surprise that in these financially difficult times, the question of what to do with this surplus has become an increasingly contentious matter.

Also, the gardens were not only a place for producing food in financially difficult times, especially during the post-socialist transition of the 1990s, but above all a place associated with socialization and a "sense of home".

But in those financially difficult times his father could see little reason to support what he viewed as his younger son's fantasy a decision Sam bitterly resented for the rest of his life.

If the district had bargained for a lower price — United States Sugar entered negotiations at one of the most financially difficult times in its history — the district might have had an easier time paying for it all.

When meetings or conferences are canceled — a relatively common occurrence in these financially difficult times — hotels collect a fraction of the money they were expecting, and participants lose the chance to network or gain knowledge about their industry.

"She was going through a financially difficult time".

In a White House meeting with credit card industry executives, Mr. Obama sought to jawbone the companies into accepting changes — some voluntarily, some through legislation — that could cut heavily into profits at a financially difficult time.

"This certainly is a financially difficult time for ourselves as well as the high-tech industry and anything that adds to our cost structure is going to be a significant operating problem for us".

The Rays came aboard during a financially difficult time for the Christian nonprofit.

It dates back to when he came back from fighting in the Vietnam War – a financially difficult time that prompted him to seek a job as a male stripper, he told a sex podcast.