Sentence examples for financing difficulties in from inspiring English sources

"The continued weakness in DRAM prices, driven by excess capacity, combined with recent financing difficulties in Asia, are causing many of our DRAM customers to reevaluate their capital spending plans".

According to Dealogic, the total volume of worldwide mergers and acquisitions reached $3.3 trillion in 2008, down nearly 30% from 2007 as financing difficulties, volatility in valuations and risk aversion served to pull the plug on many deals.

Despite financing difficulties, which culminated in one of the main backers dropping out, Soderbergh didn't let things get him down.

Sprint will announce tomorrow its plans to drop its bid to buy T-Mobile amid a hostile regulatory climate and financing difficulties, according to a report in the Wall Street Journal.

Lisbon continues to have financing difficulties despite the bailout worth 78 billion euros it negotiated in 2011 with international creditors.

However, upscaling has been slow, due mainly to financing difficulties.

That is, so many good ideas work in the lab but never get a chance to scale up because they get swallowed by a lack of financing or difficulties in implementation.

Demographic variables assessed were age, marital status, education, occupational status, household income in Norwegian kroner (NOK), self-reported assessment of personal finances and difficulties in paying bills, body mass index (BMI), smoking, frequency of alcohol consumption, and physical exercise.

In Nigeria, urban bias in public health expenditure, inadequate financing coupled with difficulties in attracting health workers to and retaining them in rural areas have limited government's ability to create an accessible community-based health care system [ 26] which could reduce inequities in rural urban health facilities.

Greece had unique problems as it covered up the dire state of its public finances and had difficulties in collecting taxes, but other countries started to become nervous about the size of their budget deficits.

But he came to recognise that he needed more management firepower to get a grip on the operational detail and finances, with recurring difficulties in A&E and a deficit running at £1.4m every week.