At the same time, everyone was financially stretched thin as the news cycle became 24/7 and wars proliferated, forcing them to embed people under the watchful eyes of the Pentagon.
He also noted that he had been stretched thin financially because of his agreement to pay around €25,000 into an educational account for his children.
Although it is one of the top tourist attractions in Rochester, the Eastman museum, named after the founder of the Eastman Kodak Company, who produced the first mass market amateur camera, has been stretched thin financially as it struggled to maintain its vast collection.
Furthermore, chipping achieved a break even with smaller trees than firewood production, allowing for financially viable early thinning, timely performed before the nurse trees overtop the crop trees.
"They are on real thin ice financially," Senator Richard C. Shelby of Alabama, the senior Republican on the Banking Committee, told The Times.
But bootstrapped companies need to be even more financially prudent, as their thin profits are the only funds for growth.
Many homeowners, already skating on thin ice financially, don't need to be invited twice to begin missing mortgage payments.
Geographically, the largest number of people who are living paycheque-to-paycheque or just about to—are in Saskatchewan and Manitoba, where more than half say they're skating on thin ice financially.
FS: Financially secure; financially stable.
If you're thin enough and financially flush, congratulations!
