Sentence examples for perpetual fiscal from inspiring English sources

That kind of denial, together with the country's perpetual fiscal difficulties, goes some way to explain its sad economic history.Still, there are one or two encouraging signs.

For an economy stuck in depression-era recession, dependent on emergency bails and seemingly locked in a perpetual fiscal vice, tourism is vital.

If the proposal is approved, Essex County, which exists in a state of perpetual fiscal crisis, will have to deal with an additional deficit of $25 million to $30 million.

But with Mr. Corzine and the Legislature enmeshed in a perpetual fiscal crisis, it remains to be seen if any communities, never mind older suburbs, will see new help regardless of the singularity of their problems.

Tourism has become the mainstay of an economy not only locked in a perpetual fiscal vice – the price of being bailed out to the tune of more than €300bn – but languishing in the longest running recession since the second world war.

Meanwhile, we live in a perpetual fiscal crisis as large corporations and the wealthy shift their money off-shore.

A third irritant is the perpetual summer daylight.

His isolation and wariness are mirrored in the landscape of Gethen, a place of perpetual winter.

Woodford quit Invesco Perpetual a year ago to set up his new venture.

To save her country from a perpetual winter, she is obliged to relinquish her creative isolation.

Their owner lugged them back - determined to continue them on their rounds as perpetual Christmas gifts.