Sentence examples for fiscal fault from inspiring English sources

The longer I spent in Silicon Valley, though, the more it became clear that a great fiscal fault line had emerged between me and them.

But even fiscal watchdogs, who generally fault overtime as evidence of poor management, say they can understand the city's penchant for it because spending on overtime may make more economic sense than filling new positions.

Brown signed off on $1.49 million in new funding this fiscal year specifically for fault zoning.

Americans, perhaps more so than other cultures, tend to believe all fiscal failure is their own fault.

But minutes later on the same program, Senator Lindsey Graham, Republican of South Carolina, said the country's fiscal woes were not the fault of the Tea Party.

But as a fiscal conservative, cautious to a fault, he has also faced growing criticism for not moving swiftly enough in a booming economy to redress the severe educational problems in a state that once led the nation in per-pupil spending and investments in education but that since the tax revolt of Proposition 13 in 1978 has seen itself slip toward the bottom in numerous national rankings.

It's largely the fault of Europe's fiscal policy makers, who have stubbornly refused to spend money to stimulate the economy, aside from a paltry stimulus package that amounted to just 1.5percentt of GDP in 2008.

Mr. Golisano faulted the governor's fiscal leadership and the power of the "special interests" in Albany.

The state's fiscal problems are not exactly Mr. Riley's fault.

Obviously, the fiscal cliff is not one party's fault since both are guilty of taking a hard stance on taxes and spending that have led to this situation.

George Bush may have had many faults, but in terms of fiscal policy he was an uber-Keynesian.