Sentence examples for dire fiscal situation from inspiring English sources

But he has not objected to the governor's plan because of the dire fiscal situation.

Unlike Dr. Gimovsky, she is businesslike, almost stern, and deeply weary over the hospital's dire fiscal situation.

The bill fails to recognize the dire fiscal situation, fails to ensure that taxpayer dollars are spent wisely and adds unjustifiable controversial provisions.

His topic, generally, was the city's dire fiscal situation — this year's projected budget deficit is $3.4 billion — and his beef was familiar but apt.

The National Governors Association, in a report last month, said states are facing "the most dire fiscal situation since World War II".

Mr. Foley, who captured the state party's endorsement during the party convention in May, has blamed Mr. Fedele for the state's dire fiscal situation, including the multibillion-dollar deficit during his tenure as Mrs. Rell's lieutenant governor.

Its own leaders acknowledge how dire its fiscal situation is.

WICKENDEN: Jim, just to round things off at the end here, how dire is the fiscal situation over the next ten years or so?

He came to office spooked by a widening budget deficit into thinking the fiscal situation was dire.

Now, a year later, California's unemployment rate continues to grow, its housing market remains depressed and the state's fiscal situation is dire.

While the city's fiscal situation is dire, the stamps are 100percentt federally financed and Washington pays half the city's administrative costs.