Sentence examples for fiscal corner from inspiring English sources

And these two books arrive at a time, unlike the early 1990s, when universities are, like many students, backed into a fiscal corner.

Having painted himself into a fiscal corner, Mr. Bush has muted his support for an energy bill that would have disproportionately benefited large polluters with $31 billion in tax breaks and other incentives.

Michael A. Pagano, dean of the College of Urban Planning and Public Affairs at the University of Illinois at Chicago, who presented the report Thursday at a news conference in Washington, said it was especially unfortunate that the stalled federal budget debate was happening just as cities appeared to be turning a fiscal corner.

In the real world, however, the global bond market is already rumbling — and around the corner, a fiscal conflagration surely lies.

Right around the corner lies the "fiscal cliff".

Mr. Ryan's response to Mr. Obama's annual address was plenty urgent, warning that a Greece-style fiscal calamity was "around the corner".

Nassau County has "turned the critical corner" in its fiscal crisis and is now rebounding, County Executive Thomas R. Suozzi said today as he proposed a new budget with no new taxes.

Every politician I corner assures me fiscal stimulus is off the table for the foreseeable future.

With widespread budget cuts and uncertain financial futures, designers are making drastic changes and cutting "couture" corners to ensure fiscal success.

They are emotionally and professionally committed to the belief that fiscal crisis lurks just around the corner, and they will hold to their belief no matter how many corners we turn without encountering that crisis.

After years of repeated warnings that fiscal crisis is just around the corner, the U.S. government can still borrow at incredibly low interest rates.