Sentence examples for fiscal worries from inspiring English sources

Higher bond yields can result from stronger economic-growth expectations, fiscal worries or higher inflation.

Despite the build-up of a fund financed from oil revenues, the country still faces long-term fiscal worries as an ageing population increases health and pension costs.

If China is different — and China is — it is because fiscal worries on the diminutive scale of Athens hardly register on Beijing's blotter.

There remain several other big fiscal worries, including the move that same day by Standard & Poor's to downgrade California debt to the lowest rating of any state.

But while these changes may help to ease concerns over the immediate threat to the UK's credit rating, fiscal worries are certainly not about to evaporate altogether.

So despite Cascadden's off-season thumb surgery, and a deal that will cost the Jets up to $2.3 million for three years, and their own potential fiscal worries, he has been signed.

This is raising new doubts about Spain's finances.The main fiscal worry is the regional governments.

Thing Two: Medicare, Not MediSCARE: If anything gets the deficit scolds' boxers in a bunch, it is Medicare, which is indeed something of a long-term fiscal worry.

Britain's fiscal outlook worries investors, as proved by the threat in May by Standard & Poor's, a rating agency, to downgrade Britain's credit rating.

The departure of Nelson Barbosa, a senior official who reportedly opposed the fiscal fiddles, worries many analysts.Most keenly awaited is evidence that the government is serious about its promise to stop trying to boost consumption and instead encourage investment, currently just 18.4% of GDP.

But fiscal experts worry about the borrowing.