Sentence examples similar to balance of difficulties from inspiring English sources

Bananas provide the perfect balance of difficulty, pleasure, and potassium for the 30 or so minutes to come.

If balance-of-payments difficulties arise and persist, a nation's foreign exchange reserve runs low.

Moreover, paying off the debt from loans often leads to balance-of-payments difficulties for the recipient, further sustaining and deepening its economic dependency.

The IMF system of adjustable pegs proved unworkable in a world in which there were huge volumes of internationally mobile financial capital that could be shifted out of countries in balance-of-payments difficulties and into the stronger nations.

The EU's macro-financial assistance (MFA) is an exceptional emergency instrument aimed at addressing severe balance-of-payment difficulties in third countries.

So too will temporary support in times of balance-of-payments difficulty.

The IMF confirmed yesterday that Pakistan had sought funds to meet balance of payments difficulties.

In addition, more stimulative aggregate demand policies are perceived to result in balance of payments difficulties at existing exchange rates.

Balance of payments difficulties and internal pressures (e.g., for subsidies to unsuccessful enterprises), however, led to severe strains, and output and living standards stagnated after 1978.

There has been speculation that the government in Britain — where the budget deficit is projected to rise above 13percentt of gross domestic product next year — may face more severe balance of payments difficulties.

In July 1960 Lloyd was appointed chancellor of the Exchequer but soon proved unable to cope with inflation and balance of payments difficulties, and in July 1962 he was purged along with other senior cabinet members.