Sentence examples for impending fiscal from inspiring English sources

The latest evidence comes from Mitt Romney, in an interview with Time magazine, during which he expressed concern about the impending fiscal contraction on Jan . 1 2013, when the Bush-era tax cuts expire and various large cuts in spending are scheduled to take place – a result of last summer's budget deal.

And at $604 billion globally, it's more than a fear and even public health crisis -- which the WHO acknowledged last year -- but the impending fiscal nightmare of our 21st century.

Their party lost, badly, Mr. Boehner said, and while Republicans would still control the House and would continue to staunchly oppose tax rate increases as Congress grapples with the impending fiscal battle, they had to avoid the nasty showdowns that marked so much of the last two years.

News that Kim Kardashian and Kanye West are expecting their first child threatened to break the internet late Sunday and early Monday morning, throwing those who are easily distracted off the scent of America's impending fiscal doom and inspiring everyone with a smartphone to slap together some pithy joke for their Twitter followers and Facebook fans.

That move would solve any impending fiscal crisis.

There was an urgent need to deal with the impending fiscal crisis.

Earlier this year, when the Assembly Democrats advanced the so-called millionaires' tax, which would have added one percentage point to the income tax rate of New Yorkers making more than $1 million a year, they described it as a solution to the authority's impending fiscal crisis.

The World Food Programme is warning of an impending winter hunger crisis.

Mr. Bieber was momentarily engaged when conversation turned to his impending March 1 birthday.

During an impending summer of wheeling and dealing the centre-half is likely to leave.

Despite the positives and the possibility of an impending summer rally, there are some caveats.