Sentence examples for financing complications from inspiring English sources

The closing, delayed by financing complications, came the day of the National Hockey League's deadline and months after the sale was originally supposed to be completed.

Now, nominated to be secretary of state, Mrs. Clinton has been dealing with additional finance-related complications.

There were no problems in my personal life, with finances, or other complications.

The decision could create a €500m gap in the country's finances, causing further complications for talks between Greece and its lenders over more rescue loans, the report said.

Progress in reaching a deal has been slow, as a result of the lack of finance available and complications surrounding the concession outlets inside department stores that the two businesses rely upon.

Despite all of its bells and whistles, and even its legitimate complications, finance is suited for takeover by information technology for that very reason.

This is a great deal for the buyer, but can lead to complications with financing later, so you should check with your real estate agent or loan officer for details.

The sound was added in New York with considerable complication, financed by a documentary he made as a recruiting exercise for the Seafarers International Union.

Ultimately, it is unclear whether the plan died because of local opposition or complications with federal financing.

The project has been plagued by legal challenges and protests from environmentalists and Aboriginal representatives and complications around its financing.

Annie Griffin It's interesting that a lot of us worked in TV before - Festival was my first feature, and before that I'd done a series called The Book Group for Channel 4. It's also interesting how difficult it is to make a feature film in Britain - not the actual making of the film, but the financing and distribution and the complications of all that.