Sentence examples for overspending problem from inspiring English sources

ALBANY — Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo called for "a fundamental realignment" of state government on Wednesday, saying New York needs to rethink the services it provides and face up to its overspending problem before it is too late.

But if your credit card balance is snowballing, then you have a serious overspending problem to deal with.

This central Spanish region, home to Don Quixote and his windmills, has the biggest overspending problem in Spain and a relatively heavy debtload.

The contrast between the right panels of Fig. 15 for budgets 163 and 82 also exposes this overspending problem: at (p_{text {neg}}=0), to infect less than 10 additional nodes, the modified greedy method requires 81additionall seeds!

His second divorce was an acrimonious one, with Muggli accusing Strahan of abuse and infidelity and Strahan claiming that his ex had a major overspending problem.

What began as a problem of overspending and over-borrowing in the appropriately named PIGS — Portugal, Ireland, Greece, Spain — is rapidly turning into a full-blown political and economic crisis that threatens the entire eurozone, and, in turn, the global economic recovery.

They will ask, "So your plan to solve the problem of overspending and too much debt was to have the Fed create a lot of money to enable much greater amounts of overspending and debt accumulation?

And IT adminstrators can't even spend their way out of technology headaches – you will often see negative returns on overspending to solve IT problems.

But just days after FIFA, football's governing body, handed the national stadium in Brasilia back to its owners following the Confederations Cup, a warm-up tournament ahead of next year's World Cup, it appears that the problem is not just overspending and late delivery.

I suspect that the Tories have had enough of fixing the problems caused by an overspending socialist administration and having the issue spun to death by Labour so that it is unclear if black is black, white, green or some other colour.

"A club owner is prohibited from overspending even if such overspending aims at growing the club," said Dupont.