Sentence examples for financially imperiled from inspiring English sources
Mr. Ganim began 75 minutes of testimony, which is expected to continue on Wednesday, by describing how, in 1991, he took the helm of Bridgeport and a government so financially imperiled that his predecessor had filed for bankruptcy.
Legislation to bail out the financially imperiled Metropolitan Transportation Authority remained out of reach for lawmakers this week.
Who needs capricious and sometimes financially imperiled movie studios to finance and release ambitious content when there's a whole world of video game companies waiting to do it?
A state commission appointed by Gov. David A. Paterson is expected next week to propose a rescue package for the financially imperiled Metropolitan Transportation Authority that includes a new tax on corporate payrolls and tolls on the East River and Harlem River bridges, several people informed of the plan said on Wednesday.
Initially brought on board because her command of spreadsheets allows her to raise questions at critical junctures, Yella, the accountant, soon becomes a full partner in her employer's scheme to shake down financially imperiled start-ups, skim a few hundred thousand euros off each deal and start a new life.
"The Fed is raising rates, which will surgically squeeze out the exotic, dangerous mortgages that have imperiled consumers financially," says Whitney, noting this paradox: "But the Fed is also continuing to print dollar bills, which is pumping in liquidity to support both borrowers and lenders.
But a real estate dispute has imperiled the future of the financially troubled organization.
The working classes are front and center in both "Hands on a Hardbody," which depicts a group of financially burdened men and women competing to win a truck, and "Kinky Boots," about a British factory imperiled by an evaporating market for its brogues.
The children are imperiled.
