Sentences with phrase «great economic distress»

«Particularly during a time of great economic distress, working men and women need a Senator who intuitively understands the very real challenges they face in their daily lives.

«Western Sky Financial and CashCall worked together to charge outrageous rates to vulnerable citizens in a time of great economic distress,» said Mark Kaufman, Maryland's commissioner of financial regulation, in a statement.

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Tough economic times have created an abundance of distressed companies in the business - for - sale marketplace, meaning business buyers currently have access to great bargains.

«It's somewhat unique and a great attraction that would help both Riverhead and the Town of Southampton in the areas of Flanders and Riverside, which have been in some economic distress.»

Average mortality rates were significantly higher in counties with greater economic and family distress and in counties economically dependent on mining.

The report also looked at staffing changes during the Great Recession where economic distress caused many public agencies to see their budgets slashed.

The Biennale has survived much worse, and in many ways has succeeded to a greater extent, during times of economic or social distress; this is often when art is needed the most as the inexplicable can be articulated through artistic practice and form.

Home values can decrease in times of extreme economic distress such as the Great Recession.