Sentence examples for financial stringency from inspiring English sources

Perhaps most of all, the king was limited by financial stringency.

Financial stringency and waning alluvial yields aggravated discontent on the goldfields.

The country's success at the Olympics comes at a time of financial stringency and threats of war.

The Tory manifesto pledge on IHT at a time of financial stringency reinforces the impression of the party being focused on the selfish rich.

Mackey also disabused anyone who thinks that the shift from Monitor to NHS Improvement will mark any relaxation of financial stringency.

"I'm proud of the fact that the Crown Prosecution Service has come through a period of great change and severe financial stringency and has remained operationally effective.

There are good reasons to believe that French failure in Santo Domingo, the imminence of renewed war with Great Britain, and financial stringencies may all have prompted Napoleon in 1803 to offer for sale to the United States the entire Louisiana Territory.

There are good reasons to believe that French failure in Santo Domingo (the island of Hispaniola), the imminence of renewed war with Great Britain, and financial stringencies may all have prompted Napoleon in 1803 to offer for sale to the United States the entire Louisiana Territory.

Observational studies provide a convenient and timely way to assess influenza vaccine effectiveness without the ethical, practical, and financial stringencies associated with clinical trials for vaccine efficacy, but they also have limitations.

This is, at best, an awkward time for Brazil to be facing fiscal stringency.

Several Inquirer editors said the fiscal stringency provides a useful spur in the effort to set priorities.