Sentence examples for finances added from inspiring English sources

It said two years of huge losses were straining its finances, added to which Sharp was highly dependent on short-term debt.

Action on affordability, availability and promotion of alcohol is proven to reduce harm, save lives and bolster public finances," added Severi.

"Many women would happily have babies at a younger age if they were confident their employer would be supportive and their finances added up," she added.

I was saddened to think that a classic, century-old building was going to be radically altered, and I was unconvinced that the finances added up (by 2012, the cost estimate had jumped to three hundred million dollars), or that finances ruled out alternatives as decisively as the administrators were then arguing.

"There is a real lack of clarity on finances," added Murray.

"Villa had been on a horrendous run and he'd had his hands tied for a long time in terms of finances," added Lennon.

Even so, Standard & Poor's said the bid would weaken RIL's finances, adding to threats to its credit rating.

All but one of the eight current US projects depend on selling CO2 for this, to make their finances add up.

"You do wonder whether these institutions actually get what every country, what every member of the public is having to go through as we cut budgets and try to make our finances add up," Mr. Cameron told reporters.

He also said bankers should pay more to help the UK's finances, adding the "people who helped get us into this mess, should help get us out of it".

It can take an enormous toll on the caregiver's other family obligations, job responsibilities, personal health and finances, adding many more balls to life's normal juggling routine.