Sentence examples for make some fiscal from inspiring English sources

Yes, this may make some fiscal sense, given that it raises comparatively little and sends such a negative message to highly mobile growth creators.

Economist Richard C. Levin, who is also president of Yale University, suggested that since Congress hasn't been able to take action to combat unemployment, a standby independent commission, similar to the Federal Reserve, should be created to make some fiscal policy decisions when the unemployment rate reaches a certain level.

"I've just not been holing putts and began to make some today.

Make some Christmas cookies to give to departing guests at the door.

Lilienthal made some 2,000 flights in at least 16 different glider types between 1891 and 1896.

The biggest of those is iROKOtv, which has made some 5,000 titles available to online audiences.

Having made some 1,800 commercials by then, Mr. Scott had an eye for the found location.

High taxes and daunting regulation made some 1,379 UK citizens move to Switzerland last year, along with 80 of our leading finance firms, some of them £1bn taxpayers.

It is not surprising that Gould's recordings (Sony Classical SM2K 52597, two CD's, with preludes and fugues) are as extraordinary now as when they were made some 40 years ago.

It quickly made some 1,600 former refugees, most of them fully Americanized young men, deportable to a country that is little more than a fuzzy memory for them.

In several instances we found Gomphiocephalus hodgsoni, Neocryptopygus nivicolus and Stereotydeus mollis at sites where they were not reported in comprehensive surveys made some 40 years ago, which may imply recent range expansion (eg: local dispersal).