Sentence examples for fiscal might from inspiring English sources

A few months later, Arlington merged with Churchill Downs to take advantage of that company's fiscal might and network of racetracks.

England and Australia are no longer the sport's gatekeepers; cricket's centre of gravity has shifted to the unanswerable fiscal might of India, with its billion-strong cricket-leaning populace and its lucrative obsession with the more punkish shorter formats of the game.

For all the supposed fiscal might of the UWC, their chapel looked a lot like a grade school gym, except with a big, wooden mandala-looking emblem surrounded by purple curtains where the scoreboard would be and a sharply-dressed Jamaican guy named Rev.

Providing one tax cut after another in the face of mounting deficits, and borrowing from China to finance that fiscal folly, might be a threat, as eventually mere hints by China that it might not continue financing us could put our economy into a tailspin.

The government's ¥16 trillion $113 billionn) fiscal package might begin to stimulate the economy by late summer and early autumn.

Concern about the fiscal cliff might even have reached a galaxy far, far away.

However, the combination of eye-wateringly tight monetary policy and loose fiscal policy might not be sustainable.

Those who question why lawmakers, in dire fiscal times, might spend even a moment talking about such silliness.

Obviously, nobody can tell how bad New Jersey's fiscal situation might be 5 or 10 years from now.

Brambles Industries said profit this fiscal year might fall 6percentt as costs rise at its CHEP storage pallet unit.

Narrowing the income gap directly through greater fiscal transfers might be necessary, for it is easier to climb a ladder if the rungs are closer together.