Sentence examples for economically stretched from inspiring English sources

The realities of who will purchase an additional rider for abortion, and the cumbersome cost of such a procedure for the economically stretched leaves women with overwhelming limitations on their legal right to choice.

Off-year elections are mostly about turnout, and younger, more economically stretched Democratic base groups are harder to motivate -- they are not going to go to the polls without excitement in the air and passion on the stump.

The NHS is economically stretched by limited resources, an increasingly ageing population and increasing availability of expensive drugs and treatments.

A weakened United States, militarily stretched and economically snared, cannot be cavalier about its alliances.

This one can be blamed on the incompetence of the president, Cristina Fernández, but she is merely the latest in a succession of economically illiterate populists, stretching back to Juan and Eva (Evita) Perón, and before.

The United States is too stretched — militarily and economically — to do without the cohesion of its closest allies.

The Route 127 Corridor, as this scenically rich, economically underprivileged stretch is called, is not lined with Heywood Wakefield dining room sets and paved with lilac Fiesta Ware.

Business leaders in that economically struggling stretch of northern California say the owning Lee family's low-key, highly transparent approach offers a good model for Asian firms looking to fit in in the U.S. "They walked into a nightmare of regulatory issues," says J. Warren Hockaday, head of the area chamber of commerce.

A good material condition of the migrant children would enhance their care capacity while economically worse off migrant households are stretched by their care responsibilities towards the old.

Although many see the race as Watson's to lose, all of the candidates have waged determined efforts, traversing the ethnically and economically diverse district, which stretches from Mar Vista to the USC, from the Inglewood border to Koreatown.

Even economically-stretched Cuba has written off $50m owed by Nicaragua (and also offered it a medical team, churlishly refused).And the United States?