Sentence examples for face a crunch from inspiring English sources

The most difficult decisions are likely to come in the year starting April 2015, but some councils could face a crunch sooner.

But if investors do not regain an appetite for risk by next year, Argentina could yet be forced to seek another bail-out, and Brazil could face a crunch.

There was the Climate Institute modelling, which found he needed to phase out high-carbon generation over the next 15 to 20 years or else face a crunch so severe after 2030 that it would cause severe economic disruption.

Founder Stephen Bailey said the service solves a problem for big companies that need well-trained executives but face a crunch when they are off for a week or more at business school.

For founders facing the Series A crunch, such questions may seem irrelevant, perhaps even a tad obnoxious.

Burundi is also facing a crunch.

The collapse of the group comes as the Irish businessman faces a crunch year at INM.

For much of the quarter the financial system was facing a crunch, thanks to the currency panic.

Customers are still experiencing difficulties, particularly at Ulster Bank in Ireland which faces a crunch weekend in solving its computer problems.

It faces a crunch at the end of the year if Moody's joins the two other major credit-rating agencies in downgrading Greek debt below A grade.

Google's decision to feed its library into the Espresso Book Machine (and to donate its own share of revenue to charity) is not simply a sign of its power; the Google Books project is facing a crunch point.