Sentence examples for a crunch with from inspiring English sources

He believes Europe is therefore set for its own version of the too-many-seed-funded-startups Series A crunch — with investor sentiment also being influenced by chillier climes over in the Valley.

Globular or elongated and manageably small, you can pop them in your mouth for a juicy crunch with a kick of mustardy heat that makes them a great foil for dips and salty charcuterie.

Credit card purchases are only luxury purchases, and when you are in a financial crunch (with a limited budget) there is no room for luxury at a time like this.

Nandy and Smith joined John Healey, Nia Griffith and Kate Green in a crunch meeting with Corbyn.

But they could not find the score they needed as Goosen's penalty saw Racing set up a crunch clash with Northampton next month.

The German chancellor, Angela Merkel, warned Britain not to turn its back on Europe just before heading to London on Wednesday night for a crunch meeting with the prime minister David Cameron.

That point came during a dip in form, yet Neilson still then guided his side to single-goal victories over Raith and Falkirk before a crunch meeting with Rangers at Tynecastle, which they also won.

This exercise is much like a crunch, but with your feet in the air.

A credit crunch with no clear trigger?

That creates all the conditions for a nasty crunch, with devaluation, possible default and recession.

He warned of a coming crunch with Mr. Bush's new plan to send 21,500 more troops to Iraq.