Sentence examples for excessive fiscal from inspiring English sources

Earlier this week Ben Bernanke popped up on BBC's Newsnight and related how unhelpful he had found excessive fiscal austerity policies by governments when he was Federal Reserve chair.

"It is easier to add down the road to insufficient fiscal stimulus than to subtract from excessive fiscal stimulus," he wrote.

This performance has little to do with a lack of demand caused by excessive fiscal austerity, as some euro critics loudly claim.

"We've set the bar so low that a pedestrian cyclical rebound associated with excessive fiscal and monetary stimulus, arriving just in time for a presidential election, will look spectacular," said Robert Barbera, the chief economist of ITG/Hoenig.

Ever since the idea of European monetary union was mooted, he, like so many economic commentators, has opposed it on the grounds that it would compromise the vital international status of the City, through excessive fiscal and regulatory burdens.

"In the US, the priority is to avoid excessive fiscal consolidation in the short term, promptly raise the debt ceiling, and agree on a credible medium-term fiscal consolidation plan, focused on entitlement and tax reform," the IMF said.

Because of excessive summer heat, it is also called La Sartén ("The Frying Pan").

Try imagining one of those houses where the owners almost bankrupt themselves by putting up excessive Christmas lights.

Some observers thought Kariya's dedication was excessive last December on a trip to Vancouver, his hometown.

The Met has cleared out some of the clutter from the gaudily excessive 1998 Franco Zeffirelli production: the dancing cows are gone.

But what appeared excessive a decade ago is not nearly so far-fetched today; vehicles with eight air bags are available now in showrooms, and the quantity is likely to increase.