Sentence examples for looming bill from inspiring English sources

The offshore industry, particularly the British bit of it, is squeezed between a lower oil price, stubbornly high costs, an ageing infrastructure and a looming bill of many billions of dollars for decommissioning old platforms.The result threatens the profitable and unprofitable alike.

Let go of distractions like a looming bill or the record unemployment rate and concentrate on your breath.

But rising debts and a looming bill for asbestos removal prompted the Belgian-based association that owns it to decide to tear it down and put up an apartment building instead.

But some government officials say they are growing nervous about looming bills.

But Hawaii faces enormous looming bills: its pension system currently has less than 60 cents of every dollar it has promised retirees, and it is more than $13 billion short of what it will need to pay for the health coverage it has promised its retired workers.

They now have a looming tax bill and virtually no equity.

Because of the looming tax bill, Bremer Trust may be lowballing the estate's estimated value, Minneapolis estate law attorney Susan Link said.

We highlight a production profile that has slipped materially to the right, a looming capex bill and an exploration portfolio, that, while strong, may not have enough depth to offset fresh production disappointments.

Although eating meat less often may be feasible, buying organic milk and free range eggs isn't always possible when faced with a dwindling overdraft and a looming rent bill.

Last year, he and his colleagues published work in Science showing that when people are forced to focus on a pressing financial problem like a looming utility bill, they develop tunnel vision and ignore their long-term goals.

The next stop on our petit-bourgeois piss up was Peckham Rye, an area that every freelance journalist in the country with a looming rent bill has called "the new" something or other for 30p a word.