Sentences with phrase «economic woes»

The current economic woes seem to be causing some clients to demand alternatives to the billable hour.

However, with ongoing economic woes, having cash today («just in case») can feel more important than saving for retirement 20, 30, 40 years from now.

Real GDP growth for the country will be 0 % which says it all for French hopes for a quick rebound from economic woes.

Amid high unemployment rate and other economic woes, it can be tough to justify paying more and more to insure a home that is losing value.

Yet expectations remain low because of the world's many economic woes.

With an unemployment rate of about 7 percent and a child poverty rate nearly three times that, the county's economic woes emerged as a resounding theme during the session.

Despite national economic woes, wedding prices rose 23 % in 2010 and 73 % from 1990 - 2005, far exceeding cost of living increases.

With the nation's current economic woes, schools are preparing for even deeper cuts.

However, with ongoing economic woes, having cash today («just in case») can feel more important than saving for retirement 20, 30, 40 years from now.

How can anyone not see that the current economic woes of the U.S. and the world are the result of irresponsible and greedy leaders, who have engaged in reckless and unethical actions for the past twenty to thirty years?

Imports from China have been blamed for unemployment and many other economic woes in the United States.

His late - 1970s successor James Callaghan, beset by economic woes, did not repeat the claim, but rather surprisingly it seems he had more right to do so.

Evangelicals in Russia have become ardent fans of President Vladimir Putin because of Russia's efforts to maintain its influence in Ukraine, its takeover of Crimea in 2014, and the widespread Russian belief that the West is to blame for the present economic woes on the home front.

Flint, and the automobile industry as a whole, has been hit hard by recent economic woes.

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Planned Parenthood Flourishes With all the news about economic woes, you will not be glad to learn that Planned Parenthood is doing just fine.

Economic woes aside, their overall net income rose 29 % year - over-year with $ 12.83 billion.

Wall Street is again losing jobs because of global economic woes, threatening tax revenue for a city and state heavily reliant on the financial industry, New York Comptroller Thomas DiNapoli said Tuesday.

The freewheeling nature of cryptocurrency valuation appears to be what has inspired Maduro to seek out this solution to his country's growing economic woes.

He said upstate New York still has major economic woes, though, that government has not been able to solve.

Elsewhere in the country, a number of respondents blamed economic woes on their pricing decisions, but several predicted recent volatility could precipitate a bigger change in the legal profession as some longer - term pricing habits finally come home to roost.

A former General Secretary of the National Democratic Congress (NDC), Dr. Josiah Ayeh has described some government appointees who according to him are responsible for Ghana's current economic woes as «thieves.»

That's a good thing, since any effort to stop those powerful forces will only add to U.S. economic woes.

Another laid blame on Ottawa for not adequately addressing the country's pending economic woes: «Unfortunately, neither federal nor provincial authorities seem to understand the gravity of the situation, or at least [have] any desire to provide serious rescue remedies.»

Beggars can not be choosers, and a Putin besieged by both domestic economic woes and international isolation likely has no choice but to double - down on his bet on China.

One is former Argentinian President Carlos Menem, whose policies (implemented at the urging of the International Monetary Fund) are blamed for the countries serious economic woes.

Or, was their motivator a strong cultural bias against Jews and anyone else they could place blame upon for losing WWI and for the horrible economic woes that followed?

The UK's economic woes come from a toxic cocktail of credit crunch and sky - high oil prices.

The Putnam County Republican hedged a little in a phone interview this morning on a possible tax code change, saying he would want to see plan that addresses long - term economic woes and joblessnes.

What they're saying: «In view of the fact that young people are the hardest hit by unemployment and the general economic woes, with the country's youth dependency ratio officially standing at 91.3 %, the majority of them are likely to vote on economic concerns rather than ethnic or party considerations,» Sishuwa Sishuwa, Zambian political analyst, University of Oxford.

67 % of registered voters think Governor Cuomo inherited the state's economic woes while 27 % say the condition of the economy is a result of his policies.

Economic woes put one Bronx resident where many citizens find themselves: in a sort of Catch 22 where they work too many hours to qualify for financial aid, or work too little to keep the financial aid.

The SNP offensive is seeking to capitalise on economic woes within the constituency - specifically, why it's Labour's fault.

Big, lofty ideas on solving Syracuse's economic woes tend to be floated at these forums.

Many African leaders are waking up to this imperative, realizing that their nations can not surmount their deep economic woes with populations that double every generation.

As a result of Brazil's mounting economic woes, federal funding for science and technology is now at its lowest level in modern history, dropping by more than half over the past 5 years.

As satire, it's supremely po - faced and Anderson's crude swipes at our current economic woes never reflect the courage of his convictions.

Ironically, the polar opposite is the reality: when California's economic woes required laying off teachers over the last few years, teachers were pink - slipped according to seniority only, and because those who have been in the system for fewer years are lesser - paid, i.e. the newer, younger teachers, many more of them had to be laid off to save the required amount.

«We're coming in lean and we'll let it grow,» he says, noting Europe's economic woes also play a role in the deliberate pace.

Tate Publishing closed its doors some time ago amid economic woes and vocal outcry on social media from their victims, but a recent emailed announcement that the company was reopening prompted the attorney general's office to pursue the charges.

Despite European economic woes, the Czech Republic's major book fair thrived, aided by a neighborly focus, underscoring the strong draw of good literature.

Granted, when overall economic woes begin to hurt corporate earnings growth, and companies start to flounder, you might consider selling some of your overvalued, lower - quality companies.

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Not surprisingly, perhaps, for a country mired in its own economic woes, modern Spain seeks to be everything to everyone.

That became one of the more important sources of wine in the state, until economic woes and then Prohibition wiped it out.