Sentence examples for facing a crunch from inspiring English sources

Burundi is also facing a crunch.

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

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.

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

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.

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.

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

Much of the pharmaceutical industry faces a crunch in the next few years because today's blockbusters will lose patent protection and their research pipelines have failed to come up with enough replacements.

With so many content options even Comcast, which also owns NBC Universal, faces a crunch.

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.