Sentence examples for incurring financial problems from inspiring English sources

Growing numbers of hospital trusts are incurring financial problems.

Despite this fame, in the first half of the 1650s Rembrandt increasingly incurred financial problems, brought on to a considerable extent by his own financial mismanagement.

Couillard was born in the late-1960s in the Montreal district of Ville-Émard; then she moved to the suburb of Lorraine when she was 4. Her parents often fought as her mother believed that her husband was unfaithful; the family incurred financial problems when Couillard's father changed careers.

Had the company not met these thresholds, it may have incurred financial penalties.

Institutional sectors incur financial liabilities and acquire assets from other institutional sectors.

Households with an unemployed household head were more likely to incur financial catastrophe rather than impoverishment.

And were it not for the incinerator debt (mostly incurred by the effort to modernise it), the city's financial problems would be manageable.

That's still a far way to go from Southwest's current 344 planes or the 417 operated by US Airways, but remember that the major airlines are still trying to pare losses from the billions they incurred for 2001 due both to the events of Sept. 11 and financial problems that existed prior to that.

It's not professional, but Chance is at a vulnerable point He's just gone through a divorce compounded by serious financial problems that include a large back tax debt incurred by his ex-wife Christina Diane Farrr).

But in his rise to seemingly undisputed prominence, Mong Hun incurred not only the jealousy of Mong Koo but also the anger of government economists, who ascribed Hyundai's mounting financial problems to nepotism.

The financial problems continued.