Sentence examples for fiscal catastrophe from inspiring English sources

Mr Obama's budget reveals a road-map to fiscal catastrophe.

You'd like to solve the country's looming fiscal catastrophe.

For decades, academics and think tankers have been proposing plans to avert a fiscal catastrophe.

And they can't demand even more generous benefits during a fiscal catastrophe.

It will remove any hope this country might have of avoiding a fiscal catastrophe.

Not "too long", he's careful to say, but long enough to create a fiscal catastrophe.

This pattern is becoming more apparent in the U.S. With Washington recording five consecutive years of $1+ trillion budget deficits, partisans from both sides of the aisle issue apocalyptic warnings about fiscal catastrophes – like the "fiscal cliff" (January 1st) and "sequester" (March 1st).

Like voters everywhere, the people of Nassau County had watched helplessly as Congress and the White House played poker over the nation's debt limit, with a potential fiscal and economic catastrophe hanging in the balance.

It was a fiscal, social, and moral catastrophe.

As a rule I tend to let all the talk of catastrophe bonds and fiscal domiciles wash over me like so much sword and sorcery mumbo jumbo, hoping it will all be boiled down to a binary choice between good and evil that will be made glaringly obvious at some point.

Ultimately, governing, cooperating across the aisle, and heading off national catastrophes (see the fiscal cliff) are viewed in competition with winning and keeping office, which typically triumph.