Sentence examples for financial perils from inspiring English sources

The environmental and financial perils of remaining invested in fossil fuels was cast in a pixelated PowerPoint relief.

The article also referred incorrectly to the credentials of Nancy Umanoff, the company's executive director, who took mild issue with Mr. Alterman about its financial perils.

Mr. Glass said last week that, while he regretted Mr. Lydon's departure, the fight was a good sign for an industry used to financial perils.

The financial perils in places like Ukraine, he said, are not inextricably linked with wealthier, better-managed economies like the Czech Republic, Slovakia or Poland, which are already in the European Union.

Jeakings pointed out that Lord Justice Leveson had repeatedly remarked on the importance of local papers during his public inquiry and on the financial perils they face from the internet, which has virtually wiped all their classified advertising, ranging from adverts for local hairdressers to used cars.

The national healthcare law - whose recent rollout was marred by highly-publicised glitches - offers financial perils and promises for two men in need of coverage.

Nobody in Washington seemed to want to admit it, but the federal budget was looking pretty grim even before the financial perils of Freddie Mac, Fannie Mae, and AIG started grabbing the headlines..Just two weeks ago the Congressional Budget Office projected a $400 billion deficit for next year, and more deficits for the next ten years.

Many of Branson's other businesses were in financial peril during the nineteen-eighties.

Officials say Mr. Corzine was merely trying to help Mr. Riccio, who was in financial peril.

The Coyotes' move would put both their city-owned arena and the surrounding Westgate real-estate development in financial peril.

"Judgment at Nuremberg," by the veteran screenwriter Abby Mann, received two but has been in financial peril for several weeks.