Sentence examples for a tricky budget from inspiring English sources
"Alan is a budget genius," said Robert E. Rubin, the former treasury secretary, who recalled at least one time when Mr. Cohen bailed him out of a tricky budget problem hours before he had to testify before Congress.
It is not clear if the governor, with his latest moves, is shifting his strategy, or if his staff is simply struggling to interpret an especially tricky budget process.
Republicans called it a ploy to help get Democrats elected.See article: That tricky budget surplusAt long last, Hillary Clinton announced that she was definitely running for the Senate from New York.Mexico's government plucked up the courage to send in police to end a ten-month student takeover of Mexico's National Autonomous University.
It is a tricky skill, balancing budget, transfer activity and results - and bigger clubs have teams to cover these requirements - but at the level of Motherwell and St Mirren much of the onus falls on the manager to implement his won strategy.
The network is not only entering a scripted summer space it has until now largely avoided but is also attempting a tricky creative feat: big-budget genre storytelling with intimate insights about humans in crisis.
Budgets are a tricky business.
He will also present a budget in the spring, which will involve a tricky debate about raising the sales tax to help plug the budget deficit and pay for Japan's growing pension costs.
She was also replacing the theater's founder, often a tricky transition, and taking on a $500,000 annual operating budget that barely covered costs.
Budget travelers heading to London face a tricky challenge when looking for a central cheap sleep.
Getting exactly the right enrollment — always a tricky proposition — is especially crucial for small colleges with tuition-driven budgets.
