Sentence examples for facing a financial problem from inspiring English sources

For two years Mr. Balentina tried to persuade the local guitarist to sell the instrument, and finally, in November, facing a financial problem, he finally agreed.

So it's also the safest thing for vote-hungry politicians to promise to spend money on.But in a radio interview this morning a former boss of the NHS, Sir David Nicholson, argued that the service was nonetheless facing a "substantial financial problem" which politicians were ignoring.

The NHS is facing a "substantial financial problem" which politicians are ignoring in the election campaign, the former head of the service says.

The former head of the NHS in England has warned the service is facing a "substantial financial problem" which politicians are ignoring in the election campaign.

And it is a county facing a host of financial problems, including a $130 million deficit.

Due to the current economic crisis I'm facing a lot of financial problems, bills are piling up and I don't have enough work to cover them.

Hendrie, who is still playing for non-league side Tamworth, has spoken of his dramatic fall from grace and, according to sporting charity XPro, he is just one of a number of footballers facing serious financial problems.

The Philadelphia Orchestra, facing severe financial problems and searching for a music director, received some mixed news this week.

PAGE b10 Weekend MORE SHAKE-UPS AT PHILADELPHIA ORCHESTRA The Philadelphia Orchestra, facing severe financial problems and searching for a music director, received more bad news this week.

That is a significant consideration because a number of Segunda Division clubs are already facing major financial problems which end up directly affecting players.

In 1973, facing severe financial problems, the board of trustees voted to close Shimer.