Sentence examples for facing fiscal difficulties from inspiring English sources
The second and third buckets would differ only in that one would be for specific loans with problems, while the other could be for groups of loans — such as mortgages in a town whose major employer was going out of business, or loans to a country that was facing fiscal difficulties.
Republicans originally denounced Mr. Clinton's plan as a costly expansion of a program that already faces fiscal difficulties and said they would not take it up unless it was part of a broader overhaul of Medicare.
Beyond that, he said he would approach City Hall the same way he would approach his company if it faced fiscal difficulties: he would summon city commissioners and ask them to find areas that could be cut.
Five of the 16 countries that use the euro are now facing serious fiscal difficulties.
Yet it is the longer term that the federal government faces huge fiscal difficulties as baby boomers start collecting Social Security and Medicare benefits.
If the bill fails, the city could face fiscal consequences.
One of the biggest, and least discussed, problems with the fiscal difficulties facing states and cities throughout the country is the irrationality they impose on legislators' decision-making processes.
