Sentence examples for in the difficult climate from inspiring English sources

Louisiana's farmers and mill workers say sugar is in their blood, in part because few crops grow so well in the difficult climate, punctuated in recent years by powerful hurricanes that ripped crops from their roots.

Although no motive for the killing was immediately clear in the hours after his death, the Committee to Protect Journalists, an organization based in New York, noted both the difficult climate for the news media here and the sensitivity of the list of 100 wealthiest Russians.

That said, there's no doubt that the super-deluxe box set owes its existence to the difficult climate in which the music industry currently operates.

In this difficult climate, couldn't the money have gone to a charitable cause and the idea replaced with something far cheaper?

She also observed that, "there are a number of competitive properties on the market and they are not selling in this difficult climate".

"This means the Game brand will not be another one of the retail names disappearing from the high street in the current difficult climate," said PwC partner and Game Group administrator Mike Jervis.

In that difficult climate a Romany intelligentsia emerged.

Even in the difficult fiscal climate, the state has to ensure that student test results are reliable.

Wanless, 48, says that, despite being a household name and one of the most successful fundraising charities in the UK, the NSPCC is having to fight for funding in the difficult economic climate.

"That way, we could see which programmes work the best – which is especially important in the difficult financial climate: we need as much bang as we can get for our buck".

Broadway's continuing struggle to mount productions in the difficult economic climate has a big new repercussion: late in the process, the Public Theater is recruiting a new producer to help raise the $6.5 million budget for the revival of "Hair," the '60s rock musical that is scheduled to begin previews in six weeks.