Sentence examples for constrained finance from inspiring English sources

Retailing faces a big adjustment to the "new normal" world of constrained finance, higher inflation and weak confidence.

But that raises the biggest question of all: Argentina's constrained finances.

Fox told the Tory faithful, for whom the armed forces are a priority, the government was conducting he first defence review in 12 years with unavoidably constrained finances.

He begins with the names of the couples: the affluent, expansive, metropolitan Moores, Ollie and Daisy, extend an invitation to an East Anglian bank holiday idyll to the Goades, already sounding as if they might welcome temporary liberation from their provincial backwater, overloaded public sector jobs and constrained finances.

"I know people that have relatively constrained finances, but they shop at Whole Foods every week because that's important to them," he says.

Local authorities are genuinely constrained by finance and competing priorities.

The manifesto had been constructed under the conflicting pressures of severely constrained public finances, and the need to show that the government had not run out of energy.

The decline in the price of oil has constrained the finances of Saudi Arabia and the other petro-states, further dampening economic growth and aid programs in the region; resulting in high rates of unemployment and human misery.

Our surprising empirical finding is that firms in hi-K industries are less finance constrained than are their counterparts in lo-K industries.

After controlling for firm size and manager versus owner control, we observe that the small manager-controlled firms in both hi-K and lo-K industries are most finance constrained.

The Security Council is also expected to follow up its September resolution on terrorism with a more specific decision on how to hold United Nations member states accountable for the steps they are supposed to take to constrain the financing and movements of terror organizations.