Sentence examples for future financial difficulties from inspiring English sources

However, the League One club are expected to make a loss next season and there could be future financial difficulties under the terms of the purchase agreement.

Both staff and leading figures in the higher education sector fear that Prof Gilbert's plans risk exposing Manchester to future financial difficulties.

Elsewhere IMF managing director Christine Lagarde said the eurozone should set up a rainy day fund to cope with any future financial difficulties member states might get into.

Instead, the Jets might choose to use all four picks to fill many needs in an attempt to continue what Groh called the "success cycle" without forcing the team into future financial difficulties.

An official told Xinhua, China's official state news agency, that the government was committed to providing for the family's financial needs if they should encounter future financial difficulties and that the government would also provide medical care for Deng's ailing mother.

"If you're expecting some financial distress, focus more on trimming back your expenses or increasing savings as a shelter against future financial difficulty," said John Nichols, president of the home equity division at the Bank of New York.

Come 23 June, if the UK votes to leave the EU, I fear that my generation will be hit hard in the near future: unemployment, financial difficulties and even restrictions on opportunities to study in Europe are just a few of the repercussions we may have to face.

But Taylor, chief executive of the Professional Footballers Associationn, has warned players they need to plan for the future to avoid financial difficulties when they stop playing.

Designed to address the challenges of a sustainable future and the financial difficulties facing schools, Smart-POD is a unique and innovative research project which provides an alternative to traditional classroom planning.

When I talk to friends about the future, they often mention financial difficulties as a barrier to settling down and perhaps starting a family.

In a 2007 deposition, Donald admitted that he borrowed at least $9 million from his future inheritance when he encountered financial difficulties.