Sentences with phrase «tough economic conditions for»

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«The lack of spending by Canada's oil and gas sector, and weak economic conditions abroad, made October a very tough month for Canada's manufacturing sector.

Although beer is the beverage of choice for many, even the brewski industry is facing tough times because of the economic conditions, says Scott Adams, director of the sales / beer division for Burke Distributing.

In mature countries, however, the market for wine continues to change along with tougher economic conditions and new consumer behaviour.

«Farmers are responding to the tough economic conditions and with cow numbers down, less supplements being fed and challenging weather conditions for much of the country, we now expect production to be down by more than 5 % for the season.»

Continuing, Odigie - Oyegun stressed that the nation's tough economic condition has created new threats to national security and peace «in the form of kidnapping, herdsmen attacks, Biafra separatist movement and agitations for changes to the political structure of the country which underlying motivation is access to the economic resources of the land that have also become political».

Through nearly two centuries of history, New York Life has adapted its products to serve the ever - changing needs of Americans — proving that the insurance provider can succeed in all economic conditions and provide for their customers, even in tough times.

During tough economic conditions such as housing market downturn or period of high unemployment, it may be necessary for home owners to look at various options to avoid foreclosure.

The funds are part of the Partnerships for Opportunity and Workforce Development and Economic Revitalization (POWER) Initiative, a federal program to support coal - reliant communities in states like Ohio, West Virginia and Kentucky where mines are shuttering and coal - fired power plants are closing due to rocky market conditions and tougher environmental regulations.

Always look for opportunities to show how you exceeded expectations, outperformed peers, or excelled during adverse conditions, such as during a tough economic period, aggressive campaigns by competitors or unique company setbacks — for instance, the loss of a large customer.

• Utilized strong organizational skills and Change Management initiatives to continue during tough economic conditions and to provide top tier service and support for successful small business.

Tough economic conditions globally are increasingly forcing people to look for innovative housing solutions, and among the most popular current trends are dual living that provides a rental income stream and multigenerational living that cuts down on costs.