Sentence examples for be a crunch from inspiring English sources

Finally, there will be a crunch.

So 2008 will be a crunch year for the environment on several fronts.

December 14th will be a crunch for Mr Fini as much as for Mr Berlusconi.* "La Conversione di Fini".

The declaration will be a crunch point for Mr. Hussein as he navigates the toughest crisis of his long dictatorship: meeting the United Nations' demands in ways that avoid war while saving his prestige, if not his weapons programs.

Even if there wasn't a recession this year, 2009 was always going to be a crunch year for B2B and consumer magazine publishers, given the pull of online media and social networking on their readers.

There's a crunch, the only sound.

It's a crunch week for councils in England.

Second, 2014 is a crunch time for the global community.

"It was a crunch to find a large enough apartment around here," Mr. Lerner said.

"This," Mr. Christie said, betraying a trace of anxiety, "is a crunch".

Oh dear, there's a crunch of sugar right through it.