Sentences with phrase «economy takes its toll on»

As the economy takes a toll on our wallets, it's easy to feel anxious and stressed about the state of our finances.

Written by Catherine Adenle As the sluggish economy takes its toll on the labour market, many people are out of work.

More families and couples are relying on therapists as the stress of a difficult economy takes its toll on family dynamics.

And the trend could intensify in the coming months as the sluggish economy takes its toll on computer sales, and vendors use price as an enticement.

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That's because uncertainty over the U.K.'s future trade arrangements will take a serious toll on the economy in the near term.

In 2015 Edmonton's real estate market weathered the downturn in oil prices fairly well, but the sustained pressure on the provincial economy has started to take a toll.

An epidemic of weary Canadians — 60 % of us report often feeling tired — is taking its toll on the economy in lost productivity.

We're all painfully aware of the toll binge drinking takes on the body but what may be less known is the damage it inflicts on the economy.

Under the deal Iran accepted to curb its sensitive nuclear program in exchange for lifting of sanctions that took an enormous toll on Iran's economy.

However, if the Open Skies agreements are scrapped or made more strict, it may take a toll on the US economy and the US aviation industry, specifically.

On the other hand, Yellen might decide to hold off scaling back the QE stimulus if the current government shutdown and debt - ceiling battle last long enough to take a sizable toll on the economy or end with a deal that entails more heavy - handed spending cutOn the other hand, Yellen might decide to hold off scaling back the QE stimulus if the current government shutdown and debt - ceiling battle last long enough to take a sizable toll on the economy or end with a deal that entails more heavy - handed spending cuton the economy or end with a deal that entails more heavy - handed spending cuts.

«We expect a stronger dollar and weaker growth abroad, most notably in Europe, will take a greater toll on the trade balance and overall growth in the economy,» said Diane Swonk, chief economist at Mesirow Financial in Chicago.

In that role he was credited with steady handling of Canada's economy during a financial crisis that took its toll on other G8 and G20 nations.

Falling crude prices and output are already taking a toll on Latin America's No. 2 economy.

Low oil prices have taken their toll on an already weak Canadian economy, where household debt levels are at record highs and business investment continues to lag.

Low oil prices are taking a heavy toll on Saudi Arabia's economy, which is facing even greater austerity under deputy crown prince Mohammad bin Salman Al Saud's plans to raise $ 100 billion a year from subsidy cuts and new levies.

Consolidation and the weak economy have taken their toll on smaller companies in the area, and as a result Pioneer faces stiffer competition from large - scale operations, Milligan says.

The economy has taken its toll on the pocketbooks of parents around the world.

«Business leaders know that excessive spending and high taxes take a toll on their bottom lines and our economy, which is why they continue to support the need for a permanent statewide tax cap,» Flanagan said.

He said, «The incessant breaching and vandalisation of pipelines and oil theft have taken direct tolls on oil production and supplies with corresponding adverse effects on the economy of our country.

New Yorkers are getting educated about what fracking is, what it involves, and the terrible toll it takes on the environment, the communities, the local economies, the health of the people and animals anywhere near fracking operations... and the more educated we are, the more opposition there is and will continue to be.

«However, the nation's overall economy, which took a downturn under the Peoples Democratic Party - led Goodluck Jonathan administration, took its toll on Oyo State but Ajimobi weathered the storm by bringing to bear his wealth of experience, doggedness and patriotic zeal.»

The closing will take a large toll on Oswego County's economy with the loss of FitzPatrick's $ 74 million annual payroll and $ 17.3 million a year in property tax payments.

According to Cowal, HIV and AIDS was taking its toll on the most productive members of society and, as a result, HIV and AIDS became much more than just a health issue; for many countries HIV and AIDS caused their economies to suffer.

Because market destruction is creative, economies generally grow rapidly after recessions have taken their toll on the unproductive.

That performance takes a toll on fuel economy, though, getting 25 mpg city and 31 mpg highway with the automatic transmission.

The unusually nasty weather also took a toll on the fuel economy of our 2013 Kia Optima EX Hybrid.

The extra weight and a less aerodynamic shape take a small toll on fuel economy, but the V still got an excellent 41 mpg overall in our tests.

Watching the trip computer, I noticed that slow urban driving took a particularly heavy toll on the fuel economy, dragging the average down.

Continuously speeding up and slowing down can take a toll on the overall fuel economy of your vehicle.

The exhaust note and pure joy of acceleration in the 135is took a toll on its fuel economy.

The E400 gets 27 additional horsepower and improved fuel economy over the E350 takes its toll on the wallet to get you there.

Driving in the city took a toll on the fuel economy, but not as much as I would have expected.

There is a four - wheel drive option for the XE, but this naturally takes its toll on economy.

That's got to take a toll on your fuel economy...

The struggling economy has taken a toll on home projects, including the way in which people want to use their homes.

With the highest outstanding credit card debt ever and millions of defaulted student loans, U.S. debt is taking a huge toll on the economy.

If you don't have any cash reserves to cover unexpected costs, no matter how minor, weathering a recession or even a simple slowing down of the economy is going to take its toll on your financial situation.

In 2015 Edmonton's real estate market weathered the downturn in oil prices fairly well, but the sustained pressure on the provincial economy has started to take a toll.

The economy has taken a toll on us all.

Beyond threatening ecosystems and human health, plastic waste is already taking a financial toll on fishing industries, urban infrastructure, and tourist economies.

Low oil prices have taken a toll on an economy which relies on the Arctic for a fifth of GDP and a fifth of exports.

Climate change is the most pressing environmental challenge of our time, and it is already taking a heavy toll on our communities and our economy.

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The volatility of fuel costs and the reeling economy have taken their toll on the long - haul, heavy - duty trucking industry, though their tribulations have received less attention than those of the auto sector.

We are all aware that the economy has taken a toll on the legal profession.

Here in the home of Motown and the American auto industry, the economy is taking its toll on millions of people.

In some of the country's most vulnerable neighbourhoods, more than 50 per cent of students do not graduate high school, taking a dramatic toll on our communities, our health and justice systems, and our economy.

THE VOTE is nearly unanimous: The slowdown in the U.S. economy has taken its inevitable toll on retail markets in the Southeast.