Sentence examples for budget misery from inspiring English sources

While many states have experienced a year of pain or perhaps two during this downturn, Michigan is approaching nearly a decade of budget misery.

The agreement creates a nine-member financial advisory board to guide the city's budget decisions, and a chief financial officer and "program management director" to sort out the city's longstanding budget misery.

With Iowans going to polls on Tuesday, same-sex marriage has been a matter of debate among the Republican candidates for governor, but the issue appears to have been overtaken by voters' worries about jobs, the economy and the state's budget misery.

Demonstrators took to the streets of Madrid to protest what they branded "a budget of hunger and misery".

Political leaders in the euro zone, particularly in the debtor countries, may find it difficult to sell voters on the belt tightening that Germany is demanding, particularly if austerity seems to lead to nothing but recession, budget cuts and more misery.

Not surprisingly, budgets create despair and misery for many thoughtful managers, as well as massive organisational cost.

That might be going too far for today's politicians, but the effect of hard times and the oil price on budgets, and the sheer misery of modern car commuting, suggests that a more radical agenda could be popular.

By Mr. Brady's analysis, hopes have grown out of a mix of ingredients: the story of Gov. Rod R. Blagojevich, a Democrat whose ouster Republicans have been pleased to recount, a "national overlay" of misery, and the state's budget and pension crisis.

The PCC will have a great deal of power over budgets and commissioning and could make lives a misery.

With George Osborne in his Budget this week about to mete out another dollop of misery we have to confront this.

The budget shrinking in Greece, Spain, and Portugal has increased citizens' misery.