Sentence examples for a big fiscal from inspiring English sources

America's economy can ill afford a big fiscal blow.

For the IMF finds itself in a big fiscal hole.

That's a big fiscal adjustment, to be sure.

You keep saying that you've inherited a big fiscal mess.

The first, and most argued-over, was a big fiscal boost.

Mr Sócrates made the fatal mistake of delaying a big fiscal consolidation.

Now on to the point where the critics are mostly right: There really is a big fiscal-policy hole in libertarian populism as currently defined, and to the extent that hole is filled by actual lib-pop politicians like Paul, it's filled with ideas like the flat tax that are neither populist nor likely to be popular in my lifetime or yours.

And Gordon Brown and Alistair Darling should have gone for a bigger fiscal stimulus last November.

Then came figures showing that Scotland was running a bigger fiscal deficit than the rest of Britain.

Taxes will not be cut now, but on January 5th the coalition will reconsider whether the economy needs a bigger fiscal boost.

If China is really to hit its target of 7% growth, the central government may yet need to provide a bigger fiscal boost.