Sentence examples for deep financing from inspiring English sources

But the city's Housing Authority faces the same challenges afflicting housing agencies nationwide: deep financing shortfalls and decades-old buildings in varying states of disrepair.

But with a deep financing crisis forcing layoffs and other cutbacks this week, some public television employees believe that format — and a general unwillingness to embrace the digital realities facing journalism — may be jeopardizing the program's future.

In the months before the Legislature convened, there were many calls to free school districts from "unfunded mandates" at the state level to help them cope with the consequences of the impending deep financing cuts.

This year the parks will stay open, along with all other major public services, Governor Rowland said, in contrast to deep financing and program cuts other states, including New York and New Jersey, have had to make.

Mr. Moberg lacks a deep finance background, Mr. Fowler noted, and Ahold is a much larger company than Ikea, with sales in 2002 of 72.7 billion euros ($81.7 billion), almost seven times Ikea's.

"Our delivery team," Mr. Graham, the director of business development for Irevna North America, which describes itself as a research services outsourcing company, recently wrote one potential client, "is based in Madras, India, and is comprised of finance M.B.A.'s and C.P.A.'s with deep finance, accounting and analytical skills".

Cracks in the administration ran deep; finances were running dry.

Presumably Adair's deep finance and banking experience will help him make those acquisitions and investments as Glam gears up to compete with Sugar Inc. and other competitors.

Later, the United States markets gave up some of their gains after The Financial Times reported that some countries were demanding that banks take a bigger hit in Greece's debt restructuring and that Greece needed deeper financing than was thought two months ago.

The insurance sector is extremely competitive and includes many larger companies with deeper financing and more extensive marketing resources.

Even so, Groupon would benefit from having at least one person on the audit committee with deeper finance experience, such as an accountant or chief financial officer, corporate governance experts said.