Sentence examples for fiscal misery from inspiring English sources

Among hardliners were the Irish and Portuguese ministers, both from governments that have imposed fiscal misery on their citizens.

Despite a recovery, the central fact about the next parliament remains the £40bn or so of fiscal misery still to be dished out.

Although David Cameron's agenda for setting up the government's Measuring National Wellbeing programme in 2010 might be open to suspicion, coming as it did six months after winning an election to govern a country facing years of fiscal misery, it's still worth hoping the final results are not skewed for political gain.

A divided government, meanwhile, is more likely to come up with some kind of compromise that means more fiscal misery than less in 2013, by letting the payroll tax cut and some of the Bush tax cuts expire and by punting on further stimulus.

Scrapping the fiscal mandate would create avoidable human misery".

This is therefore no time to compound the misery of cuts and fiscal restraint with a monetary tightening that will disproportionately affect consumer confidence and household disposable income at a time of fragile economic conditions.

Adding to Maxtor's misery was the fragile fiscal condition of its parent, Hyundai Corp. of South Korea, following the onset of the Asian currency crisis.

The disk drive business had been in disarray for almost a year and adding to Maxtor's misery was the fragile fiscal condition of its parent, Hyundai Corp. of South Korea, following the onset of the Asian currency crisis.

It's hard to remember a time when the fiscal landscape in all three states, all misery all the time, was so similar.

As well as the human misery involved, this imposes an enormous fiscal cost on the country.

SYRIZA's leader and Greece's Prime Minister, Alexis Tsipras, campaigned on an aggressive, anti-bailout platform that resonated with an electorate fed up with a German-inspired austerity package whose extensive fiscal consolidation and more limited structural reforms have produced human misery reminiscent of the Great Depression.