Sentence examples for financial stretch from inspiring English sources

Even low-cost care still can be a financial stretch for some.

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For low-income families, a home in places with these characteristics is often a financial stretch.

Buying a set was often a financial stretch, and many families had to pay for it in monthly installments.

I don't mean that living on one income is always a financial stretch, although it certainly can be.

One consequence of financial stretch was intensified French interest in defense savings, through both military sales and cooperation with the United Kingdom.

"The reality is that all local councils are so financial stretched at the moment.

Further south-east is the Quartier Habous, a newer medina built by the French in the 1930s as a sort of gentrified souk, while suburbs and the financial district stretch out west.

Bringing in financial crimes stretches the truth and the available evidence.

Latin America has a long history of financial crises stretching back to the late 19th century.

The text, as with so many recent financial rules, stretches to hundreds of pages once lengthy preambles and other fleshing-out are taken into account.