Meanings of struggle financially in English

Most acts at every level below the megastar grade struggle financially.

However, I feel they would struggle financially raising our daughters.

They began to struggle financially after she separated from her partner a couple of years ago.

Although the NHS pays medics' course fees in their fifth year of study, they can struggle financially.

The rooms for aspiring youths to practice at Benfica are small and many local clubs struggle financially.

Both US renters and homeowners struggle financially.

The more you have in savings, the less you'll have to struggle financially while you complete your course.

Her children, at home all day, need to be fed, and she is really finding this a struggle financially.

Two in five claim their household would struggle financially should their income be lost through death, illness or injury.

It has also created problems for Obama as the government works to respond to the crisis while area residents struggle financially.

The South African national carrier is trying to create a more attractive public image, as the airline continues to struggle financially.

You may struggle financially when studying for a PhD although you can usually supplement your income with some teaching or part-time work.

More dairy farms may go on the market as desperate farmers struggle financially after Fonterra lowered the forecast payout to dairy farmers yesterday.

Despite being under state oversight since 2009, the district continues to struggle financially due to falling enrollment and hefty pension and debt obligations.

And more dairy farms may go on the market as desperate farmers struggle financially after Fonterra lowered the forecast payout to dairy farmers yesterday.

I may be a graduate with a high IQ but I struggle financially due to a lifetime of subsisting on a single, small part-time income.