Sentence examples for growing fiscal from inspiring English sources

Already, many Democrats in Congress, and even a few Republicans, are beginning to call for a quicker pullout in light of the killing of Osama bin Laden this month and the growing fiscal pressures on the government.

The Post blamed Beame for New York's growing fiscal crisis, and in the 1977 mayoral election Beame lost a primary contest to then Congressman Ed Koch, who was endorsed by the Post.

Standard & Poor's, the credit rating agency, lowered its rating on Japan's debt today, citing the country's growing fiscal inflexibility as public spending rises while an economic overhaul remains stalled.

His business-friendly government vows to take unpopular austerity measures to plug a growing fiscal deficit that cost Brazil its investment-grade credit rating last year.

Mr. de la Rúa raised taxes shortly after taking office in January 2000, a policy that slowed growth without closing a growing fiscal deficit.

Following a failed strike aimed at uprooting him from power, Mr. Chávez last year slashed the value of the bolívar to close a growing fiscal deficit and put in place strict exchange controls to stanch capital flight.

But people in both parties agree that the next tax-overhaul effort would almost certainly have to raise revenues to address the nation's growing fiscal problems.

It is growing late.

Now it's growing late.

Inventories are expected to keep growing this year.

"That will be growing tomorrow," she said.