Sentence examples for latest crunch from inspiring English sources

Ill-advised – Drama was also promised in the latest crunch cabinet meeting on Brexit.

Greece's latest "crunch" week – a €300m payment is due by Friday to the International Monetary Fund – started in familiar confused fashion.

The latest crunch in Louisiana emerged from a law passed last year to try to patch up the system.

Thirty minutes later: Crunch, crunch.

Given Portland's penchant for defensive meltdowns early and late – and the recent crunch-time wizardry displayed by Freddy Montero and Eddie Johnson – odds are the Cascadia Cup won't need engraving by Sunday morning.

The developed methodology and risk optimization algorithms can aid in advancing portfolio management practices in emerging markets and predominantly in the wake of the latest credit crunch.

The modeling techniques can aid financial institutions, regulatory authorities, and policymakers in the establishment of clear-cut simulation algorithms to assess risk exposure particularly in the wake of the latest credit crunch and ensuing sub-prime global financial crisis.

Vegetarians are also seduced with roasted sweet potatoes draped in yogurt and date chutney, and a house salad that shows off the tropics with ripe jackfruit, mango, papaya and the latest in crunch: fried chickpeas, if you haven't noticed.

Sadly, during this latest budget crunch the police union was unwilling to discuss any revisions to its union contract to address our budget deficit.

The latest data-crunching technologies have allowed campaigns to target individual voters's interests and concerns.

But Clinton and Obama have more character than Romney, the evenly featured, sanitized pretty boy, who does not seem to stand for anything other than what the latest number-crunching pollster tells him.