Sentence examples for fiscal crash from inspiring English sources

Although the Presidential campaign seems to be dominated by absurd minutiae, such as Romney's and Obama's respective treatment of canines and Donald Trump's theories about the President's ancestry, at some point this year the debate will focus on the looming fiscal crash.

But what often goes missing from this discussion of a fiscal crash-landing is the impact on the lives of citizens who have precious little time to adjust.

"Where there are historical novels they tend to bear pretty hard on the present - we have rising Asia, we have falling Ireland, we have fiscal crashes, we have tsunamis, we have Orthodox communities in contemporary London.

Neither have they conceded that the previous Labour government erred in running a fiscal deficit even before the financial crash occurred.

But that was before the financial crash knocked over Greece's fiscal house of cards and made its entry in the European Union's common currency look like one of recent history's gravest blunders.

Ed Miliband blames the financial crash for the recession and Britain's fiscal predicament whenever he can.

What political and fiscal conservatives must recognise is that the underlying balance of the UK economy started to get out of kilter several years before the financial crash of 2008.

That was all before the financial crash triggered a handbrake turn in Tory strategy from social to economic policy; from warm words for the country's most disadvantaged to a harsh critique of Labour's fiscal record.

Journalists now have to add an extra coup de grâce ("Fiscal cliff crash") or double metaphor ("Clock is ticking for fiscal cliff") or raffish cartoons to juice things up.

Why are there never any fiscal plane crashes?

It is now time for the federal government to adopt a Keynesian fiscal policy, including a crash program to develop alternative sources of energy and grants to the states to finance infrastructure construction.