Sentence examples for fiscally troubled from inspiring English sources

The cost of all this overtime to the fiscally troubled county has not been insignificant.

Unlike other fiscally troubled municipalities, Nassau County has not suffered a significant loss of population, industry or tax base.

Today, a handful of European corporations, like Portugal Telecom or Helecom of Greece, have received higher ratings than their fiscally troubled homelands.

That price plummeted when the fiscally troubled Japanese dropped out of the market; luckily, Mr. Hopkins said, it was then that an emerging Chinese middle class appeared.

As it stands, European Union emergency facilities are marking time by lending more money to the fiscally troubled nations in the currency union.

There are doubts that $138 billion will be enough to cushion the blow from big losses on Greek debt and that of other fiscally troubled European nations.

Miller told the L.A. Times he was troubled that Fulton, who told HuffPost that he is personally fiscally conservative but socially liberal, injected controversy into his campaign.

The blame for many recent banking troubles lies with fiscally inept local governments.

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This past year, the LA Opera tossed its hat in the Ring--a spectacular but fiscally disastrous series that had LA audiences dishing the fiscal troubles almost as much as the McCourt divorce that so threatens the Dodgers.

Greece, of course, is in even deeper trouble, because the Greeks, unlike the Spaniards, actually were fiscally irresponsible.