Sentence examples for struggling economically from inspiring English sources

A team of political scientists, writing in the Washington Post, concluded that "Trump supporters who are struggling economically perceive U.S. economic performance overall to be much worse than it actually is".

Surrogate consumption may be the end-point of a downward economic spiral: men struggling economically are driven to alcoholism and eventually begin consuming surrogates.

These days, though, the business district is struggling economically.

But the region at large is struggling economically, he said.

Detroit may be struggling economically, but it is rich in the cultural diversity of its people.

They are also more likely than their white counterparts to be struggling economically.

But the veterans they meet are often infirm or struggling economically.

Madrid, as Spain's capital, represents a nation that is struggling economically.

He said people struggling economically found waste particularly difficult to control.

It was also an emotional lift for Puerto Rico, which is struggling economically.

People, after all, have been struggling economically for years, he said.