Sentence examples for a sort of fiscal from inspiring English sources

A Vatican accountant is currently in jail being questioned by Italian prosecutors who believe that some Italian businessmen may have been using the Vatican as a sort of fiscal paradise and tax haven.

Brownback, like many Republican governors, fell into a sort of fiscal death spiral of cutting taxes for the wealthy and corporations and then, upon finding tax coffers inevitably drained, draconian cuts to services with education and programs for the poor and middle class usually being the first on the chopping bloc.

"We were staying in a musty, moldy hotel: a sort of summer bungalow kind of thing.

Despite its late date, Sylvan Bien styled it in a sort of 1930s industrial moderne.

She wore beautifully tailored suits with a sort of 1940's flavor".

In places, the neighborhood has a sort of 1950's feel.

"I saw a sort of 1930s meets Indochine feeling," she said in an e-mail message this week.

Indeed, last night's discussions led to a sort of New Year's Resolution list for the EU.

Perry Guillot's style is a sort of 1930's Hollywood meets 1900's Hamptons, an understated yet luxurious sense of high-hedged garden glamour.

It must have been the summer of 1994 when I witnessed people dancing in pairs, actually a sort of 1950s rock'n'roll jive, to Nirvana's Smells Like Teen Spirit.

They are a sort of Last Trumpets, musical auguries of the end of her world, which her constant "Presentiment" of death keeps anticipating.