Sentence examples for financing woes from inspiring English sources

Investors are still deeply worried about Italy's mounting political and debt financing woes.

One of the more dreary sessions on Monday involved public pensions, whose financing woes have been a boon to the hedge fund industry.

Then, it hopes, it will be politically able to tackle the financing woes of the pay-as-you-go state system.

The documents admit that under the baseline scenario "significant concessions" are necessary to improve Greece's chances of ridding itself permanently of its debt financing woes.

My colleague Raoul Ruparel has an excellent piece here describing the detailed problems of the group structure and its financing woes.

The latter's Wang Junjin also presses on to gain command and secure new financing at Okay, whose woes he maintains were self-inflicted: "If a company loses money every year, of course the bank will not lend you money".

Though the C.M.B.S. delinquency rate remains low, many people in real estate finance say MBS's woes could be a harbinger of future problems.

From the allegations of inciting genocide, to the finance minister's budget woes, here's a quick guide to some of the Knesset's new top dogs.

Porsche With personal finance pages full of the woes of disappointed pensioners, Crombie's own finances have inevitably come under scrutiny.

Nortel's woes went beyond finances.

Britannia's bad debts helped blow a £1.5bn hole in finances of the bank, whose woes were largely to blame for the group's £2.5bn loss last year.