Sentence examples for a bleak fiscal from inspiring English sources

But nowhere is the impact more pronounced than in Wyoming, where low taxes and a shrinking population are causing a bleak fiscal outlook for the state government.

Given a bleak fiscal outlook, policymakers may want to consider ways to reduce taxpayer exposure by fortifying financial institutions and financial technology companies with an enormous infusion of loan performance data that only it can provide.

Bubble believers had some unfortunately vindicating news yesterday when high-end home builder Toll Brothers unleashed bleak fiscal third-quarter results on a glum market: Signed contracts for new homes fell 47%, a humbling follow-on to a second-quarter drop of 33%.

Gates's latest lecture came Tuesday, when he told a mostly hawkish audience at the American Enterprise Institute that the country's "bleak fiscal outlook" is likely to force the Pentagon to shrink the size of the armed forces.

How would Mr. Bloomberg and Mr. Green protect the parks in the bleak fiscal times ahead?

A successful investment banker and former secretary of commerce, Peterson blames all sides for our bleak fiscal future, brought on, he argues, by undertaxing, overspending and recklessly promising government benefits that cannot be financed.

But there is hope for averting this bleak fiscal future.

The bleak fiscal environment presents particular challenges for fields that rely on large and costly facilities.

DreamWorks Animation SKG swung to a loss in the second quarter, although the results posted Thursday were slightly better than the bleak fiscal picture the studio outlined last month.

Set in a suddenly bleak and barren fiscal landscape, some programmes look less like an hour's semi-aspirational entertainment than an incitement to riot.

Headed by Sir Alan Budd, a former Treasury economic adviser, the OBR is widely expected to paint a bleaker picture than the fiscal projections in Labour's last budget, in March.