Sentence examples for budget struggles from inspiring English sources

Amid the budget struggles in Washington, it remains to be seen whether the United States will fully honor its pledge.

In 1993, budget struggles caused in part by poor endowment performance led the university to close three departments.

The non-vote also laid bare intramural chaos that may or may not educate a sufficient number of Republicans to act more responsibly in the coming budget struggles.

The standoff in Washington is causing less hand-wringing in Asia than previous budget struggles, Keith Bradsher reports in The New York Times.

That composition gives Mr. Obama a high degree of comfort with his economic advisers, who have experience in the budget struggles that have occupied the administration since Republicans took control of the House two years ago.

The show was known as Eurobollocks and had lots of cartoons from the era of Margaret Thatcher's titanic budget struggles, or John Major's fights over bans on British beef.

Many county officials saw the college's budget struggle as a preview of the county's impending efforts to restore its overall financial health.

And as in the United States, because people still working are paying for retirees' benefits that are more generous than younger people can expect to receive, the budget struggle has elements of a generational dispute.

In an April 29 report to clients, a Citigroup analyst wrote that investors who are tuned in to the "widely known municipal budget struggle" can now use derivatives and other financial mechanisms to sell short Build America Bonds.

The current budget struggle not only pits the state against the city, it also pits the public hospital system, the main safety net for the poor, against the city's private, nonprofit hospitals, many of which are also struggling under the burden of a large number of poor patients.

The White House says he is needed in Washington because of his budget struggle with Republicans in Congress.