Sentence examples for fiscal desperation from inspiring English sources
But California offers the latest example of how fiscal desperation has forced states to think more seriously about priorities.
Driven by fiscal desperation, governments will increasingly steel themselves to alter the way benefits work.Once that change begins, there will be jobs for those who want them.
After decades of post-industrial desolation in Edgewater -- and fiscal desperation -- the spate of new buildings is finally helping to fill the town's coffers, Mr. Corcoran said.
After years of fiscal desperation and management turmoil at Grady, Atlanta business leaders stepped in last year to force a restructuring, from a quasi-governmental authority to a nonprofit corporate board.
New Jersey's fiscal desperation gives some people a perverse hope: that the repercussions will be bad enough to generate interest in ripping up the state's tax system and starting over.
The fiscal desperation gives some people a perverse hope: that the repercussions will be bad enough to generate interest in ripping up New Jersey's tax system and starting over.
It's a function of fiscal dehydration and desperation that Mayor Rahm Emanuel is drooling over the prospect of casino revenues.
There is also a sense of desperation that both monetary and fiscal policy have almost exhausted their potential, given the size of the fiscal deficits and the already extremely low level of interest rates.
Indeed, in the general desperation to get past the state's fiscal mess once and for all, there may be an opportunity for bold action.
It's also evidence of the desperation of the deficit scolds, who are evidently horrified that they aren't managing to exploit the fiscal cliff — which has nothing at all to do with our debt — to ram their agenda through.
