Sentences with phrase «because of the struggling economy»

As developers shelve plans for new projects because of the struggling economy, one company is forging ahead.

Banks are looking for more money down and better credit scores — exactly the opposite of what many households are capable of bringing to the table because of the struggling economy.

Not exact matches

Detractors of monetary easing also feel that quantitative easing can become addictive for economies that struggle to recover, because they tend to rely on the stimulus and avoid introducing structural reforms.

Even through the Great Recession, consumers had some piece of mind because they knew their money would still be there if the economy struggled.

In this current economy where people are struggling to make ends meet the catholic church wants a husband and wife to abstain from intimacy because that is the only form of brith control they approve of.

«In adding to your anti-corruption struggle, there is a need for you to also look into low productivity that has bastardized our economy because as it is now, our country is totally uncompetitive in all ramifications with other parts of the world.

The other guys — the Samsungs, HTCs, Motorolas, RIMs — can't match Apple's hardware design, don't even try to match Apple in terms of original and differentiated software, and struggle to match Apple's prices because they don't have the economy of scale advantages Apple does.

Despite the struggles of various foreign economies, many of these companies will do well because they are not very closely tied to the economic cycles in their countries.

October 11, 2016 — «Felony cases have spiked amid a struggling economy in the oil patch of Southeastern New Mexico, and now the Hobbs Public Defender says it won't accept any more clients because it does not have the resources to adequately represent them.

Because neither our policy making nor our investments have caught up to the science of early learning and the direct contributions this field makes to strengthening America's current and future economy, it remains a struggle to obtain the public investments necessary to grow this critical sector.

In a struggling economy, one of the hardest sells is a home that includes big - ticket luxury items — mainly because amenities command a higher asking price.