Sentence examples for meet day from inspiring English sources
Brian Robson, policy and research manager for housing at the Joseph Rowntree Foundation, said: "House prices and private rents have soared way above what people can afford, leaving people on low incomes struggling to make ends meet day to day.
The FCA's chief executive, Martin Wheatley, said: "These are often the people that struggle to make ends meet day to day, so we would expect them to be treated with sensitivity, yet some of the practices we have seen don't do this.
She said she'd come along to meet Day.
The best part of the campaign is all the people you meet day in and day out, and their energy.
"I can't continue to keep looking in the eyes of all the mothers that I meet day after day after day after day and seven years, eight years, no answers on the murders of their children," she told HuffPost.
Some have had to borrow money to meet day-to-day obligations.
Amélie got to meet day-old chicks in the hatching area – a practical lesson in where eggs come from.
One risk arises from households that have cashed in part or all of their retirement savings to meet day-to-day expenses.
Resources are being drawn off to meet day-to-day tactical requirements, meaning that broader, strategic intelligence has suffered, the report found.
To close a gaping hole in the state budget, the governor resorted to gimmicks like collecting 13 months of taxes in one year and tapping the highway trust fund and tobacco settlement money to meet day-to-day expenses.
