Sentence examples for avoid a crunch from inspiring English sources

In Brazil's crisis of 1998-99, Bill Clinton's administration leaned on American banks to roll over Brazilian debts and avoid a crunch.

Analysts say they expect the E.C.B. to continue providing unlimited funds for one-week periods, to avoid a crunch as the longer-term loans expire.

The 88-year-old head of state, forced to serve an unprecedented second term in the aftermath of February's inconclusive election, is desperate to avoid a crunch vote that would see the government fall.

According to the FCC's calculations, America needs to make 300 megahertz (MHz) of additional spectrum available by 2014 to avoid a "crunch" that drives up consumers' mobile-phone bills and holds back innovation.Some critics reckon the regulator's projections are too pessimistic.

"In short, the region would do very well to avoid a credit crunch," he said.

Promoting high-capacity connections now might avoid a costly crunch down the line.

The central bank was forced to inject $7 billion into the financial system to avoid a credit crunch and further bankruptcies.

It is a timely reminder that we must act now to avoid a carbon crunch at some later stage.

The leniency was intended "to avoid a liquidity crunch," one regulator, Jose Montemayor of Texas, said on Monday.

At the time, the government was under pressure to guarantee the availability of credit to British businesses and avoid a credit crunch.

Jose Montemayor, the Texas insurance commissioner, said the regulators had made a temporary accommodation to Lloyd's "to avoid a liquidity crunch".