Sentence examples for monetary struggles from inspiring English sources

And as for Hugh Grant throwing in a free book in an attempt to woo Julia Roberts in Notting Hill (it was on the other night and this was the few minutes I ended up watching) – well, given the monetary struggles of independent bookshops today, it seems unlikely.

[CM] Several respondents raised financial concerns within the broader context of monetary struggles within their occupational group: It will…likely raise my registration dues, which will make practicing unaffordable to myself who is a newer practitioner.

These days the monetary policy committee struggles to meet an inflation target of 2% for the whole year.

In fact the likelihood must be that a much greater risk lies in committing the country prematurely to a struggling monetary regime whose prospects are uncertain.

CPAG also cited a recent warning from the International Monetary Fund that struggling countries which cut social security payouts and housing subsidies risk doing further damage to their economies.

Presumably, that will happen when the housing market is on the way down as well as up.That adds to the struggle monetary policy faces in coping with asset-price booms and busts.

Of course, Mr. Checki was not talking about the United States, where economic management is shaky, the fiscal position is weak (and another budget crisis looms in October), and monetary policy has struggled to keep up with dealing with the consequences of failed financial-sector oversight (an unfortunate development in recent decades, for which the New York Fed shares responsibility).

As one of the richer members, it also qualified to join the new club-within-a-club launched in 1999, Europe's Economic and Monetary Union though it struggled to cut its public spending to meet the Maastricht criteria for entry.

Not turn their back for monetary reasons or power struggles because they're all big shots smoking pot and snorting coke.

Despite the more conciliatory tone, many analysts argue that the struggle over monetary policy is unlikely to be resolved quickly.

A former euro member would have to reinvent its own monetary policy and would struggle to convince investors that it could keep a lid on inflation.