Sentence examples for going over the fiscal from inspiring English sources

We are in danger of going over "The Fiscal Cliff" -- in large part -- because the framing of the Bush tax cut issue and adding "revenue" to our debt crisis has been appalling.

The Congressional Budget Office reported this week that the economic consequences of the U.S. going over the "fiscal cliff" in 2013 will be more dire than originally thought.

Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-S.C). said on Sunday that he doubts Republicans will be able to reach a budget deal with the Obama administration in time to avoid going over the "fiscal cliff" on Jan . 1

The Congressional Budget Office set off alarm bells a few weeks ago when it said that going over the fiscal cliff — a reference to the nearly $500 billion of automatic fiscal contraction scheduled for the start of 2013 — would cause a rapid rise in unemployment.

During the 1980s, Latin American countries were taking turns overspending, getting over-bloated, and then going over the fiscal cliff.

Going over the fiscal cliff would mean 600 billion worth of tax increases and spending cuts starting on Jan . 2 a move that could be disastrous for a still tenuous recovery.

The Tavist line went over-the-counter in August 1992.

"I think that's where all the states are going over the next five years".

The 19,000 jobs going over the next three years include 12,000 cuts announced in February that were earmarked for this year.

The first thing I asked him was where he sees things going over the next decade, given his holistic take.

I can't find out where the Lions are going over the winter.