Sentence examples for have a funding problem from inspiring English sources

"Illinois is clearly at the top of the list in terms of states that have a funding problem for their pensions," said Susan K. Uhran, managing director of the Pew Center on the States.

As Labour's ex-work and pensions secretary, John Hutton, wrote in yesterday's Sunday Telegraph, if a retiring teacher of 65 in 1956, who was then expected to live until 76, now lives until 89, we all have a funding problem.

"I spoke with the sheriff this morning and he has a funding problem, and he has a crime problem".

92% of people say the NHS has a funding problem, and 45% believe it will not be free to use in a decade's time.

But between the time I was accepted here and now, the New Zealand dollar has been devalued by 50percentt.' " "I found a solution," said Ms. Corman, "I found that they have a fund earmarked for an extraordinary problem for a first-year student in the graduate film department.

If the U.S. military and the domestic war industry can't defend our country from people using box cutters and shoe bombs on a budget of less than six times their biggest-spending possible opponent, that means they have an extreme competence problem, not a funding problem.

Yet, Simon is well-capitalized and should not have a problem funding development costs.

We currently have a serious domestic funding problem and huge build up of external debt, which I think are the major headwinds for invesment recovery.

Even in a tight credit market, David Meinert didn't think he'd have a problem getting funding from his bank.

We also have a problem with funds – they are limited and in an increasingly difficult economic climate this problem is even more critical.

"Not only do the big state universities have flat support from NIH; they also have a problem getting funds for more tenure-track positions".