Sentence examples for a dire fiscal from inspiring English sources

The leadership impasse comes as the state faces a dire fiscal outlook.

Money to Burn New York City is in the throes of a dire fiscal crisis.

Despite a dire fiscal outlook, many progressives want to make the tax cuts permanent for all but the very highest earners.

He had admired how President Bush's father, when faced with a dire fiscal outlook, had reneged on his "no new taxes" pledge.

The state of Connecticut had been overseeing the Bridgeport district, responding to a dire fiscal situation, but two months into Mr. Vallas's tenure, the Connecticut Supreme Court ordered the return of an elected school board.

Some estimates have put the cost of the expansion at more than $130 million in just the first year, even as Chicago faces a dire fiscal situation, in part because of underfunded pension systems.

The supermarket chain, based in Bradford, had earlier in the week issued a profits warning after a dire Christmas in which underlying sales slumped 5.6%.

Most are already struggling from a dire 2012, when annual sales slumped 8.2 percent to a 17-year low of 12.05 million vehicles as consumers in recession-hit European economies postpone purchases.

Federer was relaxed and cool afterwards on a desperately hot New York night and revealed the reason he has rediscovered his best tennis at 33 after a dire 2013, a comeback that has thrilled his fans and surprised his rivals.

Across Caracas today, though, people expressed little faith that things would get better soon, promising a dire Christmas for a country that has seen its economy badly battered by a year of political turmoil.

And so White resumes almost in the same season he left a month ago heavy weather, the remains of a dire winter all about, and a series of exclamation marks that is most unlike him.