Sentence examples for budget pinch from inspiring English sources

Mr. Watson called diversions a "grossly political" way out of a budget pinch.

The hard truth is that everybody should feel this budget pinch, including schools.

The Obama administration is allied with state treasurers and the Senate Democratic leadership in pushing for renewal, arguing that the program eases the state budget pinch by cutting borrowing costs and gets job-creating projects up and rolling in an anemic economy.

It also is cheap; families can have steak-like meals twice a day without feeling a budget pinch.

Although Pennsbury's decision to sell ad space in schools may be the first of its kind in Pennsylvania, schools in other states have already taken similar measures to minimize the budget pinch by increasing revenue without raising taxes.

The underfunding of Kansas public schools has been a long-running problem made worse by both parties in budget pinches over the years.

With budgets pinched, and with Republicans in control of the House of Representatives, the President knows all too well that there is little prospect of obtaining funding for new anti-poverty programs aimed explicitly at minorities.

That death and destruction was caused by budget-pinching inept management of the railroad company.

And if America's real-life budget Cassandras pinch some of the author's jokes, who knows?

Budgets still pinch but domestic interest rates are falling.

It is rare, many said, that one would see the crime rate rise based on occasional opportunistic criminal activity that comes with a tight economy: people shoplifting, for instance, when the family budget gets pinched.