Sentence examples for budget predicament from inspiring English sources

He said the whole budget predicament seemed like an impossible choice between a mounting national debt and devastating cutbacks.

Missing from Paul Krugman's assessment of the budget predicament produced by President Bush's oversize tax cut (column, July 6) is the impact of the impending shortfall on average, struggling Americans.

Both candidates for the post -- Thomas Suozzi, the ebullient Democratic mayor of Glen Cove, and Bruce Bent, the low-key multimillionaire financier from Plandome nominated by the Republican Party -- understand the urgency of Nassau's budget predicament.

Wilson said WA's current budget predicament – a perfect storm of low iron ore royalties and a record-low GST allocation – was a product of being exposed to market volatilities which would only get worse if Barnett made good on his threat.

"The overall budget predicament forced appropriators to make some tough decisions," says Gordon.

Although support for the research bump-ups came from both sides of the aisle, the new chair of the House Science Committee, Representative Bart Gordon (D-TN), credited "the Democratic leadership" for pulling off the feat despite "a very tough budget predicament".

Which brings us to this week's Budget and the predicament of the Chancellor, George Osborne.

The speck of comfort for some is the hint that the predicament of the budget airlines could be worse still.

The Republican governor, saying he would not raise taxes to bail the state out of its fiscal predicament, presented a $90 billion budget with deep cuts to schools, state colleges, hospitals and health care programs.

In Liam, a low-budget film released next week, you see exactly his predicament.

Layoff blames her predicament in large measure on the "stingy" budgets and short durations of her PI's NSF grants.