Sentence examples for finance struggle from inspiring English sources

Perhaps because Drew knows the history and context of the campaign finance struggle so well (she's written extensively about it in the past), she provides little of either in this slim volume.

The move to Kinshasa brought new personal finance struggles.

His real break came in 1990, when Mr. Skilling, a former McKinsey & Company consultant, joined Enron and began assembling a small group to create a "gas bank" to finance struggling energy producers.

Another executive says a deal with ZTE, a maker of telecoms equipment, that included state-bank financing struggled to win official approval.

After years of financing struggles and design delays, the theater company — which has been renting space at the Duke on 42nd Street in Manhattan — made good on its plans only after the city agreed to cover the majority of the construction costs and to act as a landlord.

Because SAAB don't build the 2 Seater Gripen F of the Gripen E Switzerland will first rent a few Grippen C and 2-seater Gripen D. Due to financing struggles in the MoD and the possibility of an popular initiative it is uncertain whether the JAS-39E can be really acquired.

Hating the idea of a totalitarian war economy, he had wanted a fiscal alternative to finance the struggle.

Today, even as E.U. finance ministers struggle to prop up debt-ridden member states, the commission laid out its proposal for a significant increase in the region's research funding over the 7-year period from 2014 to 2020.

AT LAST there is some evidence that state support is getting finance to struggling businesses.

A consortium led by Sumitomo Mitsui of Japan paid a handsome $7.3 billion, a sign of Asian banks' eagerness to move into aircraft finance as struggling Western institutions retreat.

Most of the tax increase, 3percentt, will be used to finance the struggling Westchester Medical Center, a public benefit corporation not operated by the county.