financial strain

Lower interest rates could reduce the cost of funding for businesses and individuals at a time of great financial strain.

The Medicare savings in cardiology are to be used to pay more to primary care doctors, widely seen as under great financial strain.

By contrast, the U. S. government is under severe financial strain and will have to impose more cuts in weapons procurement.

Financial strain. The cost of your baby's delivery, health care, diapers, clothing and furniture can add up quickly.

Already the financial strain is showing. A shortage of flu vaccine in a cold January looked like a harbinger of shortages ahead.

But according to nonpublic documents made available to Fortune, the company has been under more financial strain than previously believed.

Financial strain is an added burden, on top of long deployments in wars in Iraq and Afghanistan.

This growth in research literature alone increases the financial strain on libraries and publishers.

A multi-pronged effort has all but eliminated the financial strain. Costs were kept down to pre-crisis levels.

For many Americans, the crisis is causing emotional as well as financial strain.

At the same time, the supply of cheap alumina has dried up, putting many smelters under financial strain.

The basic cost of education in Hong Kong was putting a huge financial strain on low-income households.

Sending children abroad to study is a heavy financial strain on many families.

Losing a job can affect health, and not just because of financial strain or losing health insurance.

Methods on decreasing financial strain of construction enterprises