Sentence examples for experiencing crunch from inspiring English sources

The frites were hand cut, expertly fried and, as is so often the case in Paris (and throughout Europe), still made from decent potatoes; when you bite into them you're not just experiencing crunch but complex flavor.

Before joining Seedcamp, he gained experience crunching numbers and analysing data in large financial services companies such as EY and UBS Asset Management.

We culled through millions of live experiences, crunched the numbers, and assembled the United States of Events, an interactive graphic that illustrates the types of experiences that dominate the top 25 cities in the U.S. Which city goes out the most?

Unlike America and parts of Europe, notably Britain, Japan is not experiencing a credit crunch and house prices are not collapsing.

Downing Street has now declared that "we are experiencing a credit crunch," while the governor of the Bank of England, Sir Mervyn King, reckons the eurozone is already in one.

Indeed, as Mr Trichet pointed out last month, such borrowing rose by 13.9% in the year to October, a rate that "does not suggest that we are experiencing a credit crunch".

Six years ago, when I was experiencing a credit crunch of my own, the fact that there was a single politician out there who understood how badly banks were behaving in encouraging people to get into unmanageable levels of debt meant a tremendous amount to me.

You are already experiencing the capacity crunch in the United States".

But in the past year, the economy has slowed and the new government is experiencing a "cash crunch".

There's been a bit of a debate going on of late among venture capitalists and investors over whether or not web startups are currently experiencing a cash crunch when it comes to early-stage and series A financing.

It's not just a few post-soccer game moms who are experiencing the time crunch of modern motherhood.