Sentence examples for potential crunch from inspiring English sources

Similarly, consider structuring your seed deal in a way that doesn't scare off potential new investors in the event that you're facing a potential crunch.

It also fills empty senior college classrooms and relieves a potential space crunch at the community colleges.

The report said Indonesia and Vietnam were the most exposed to a potential power crunch and needed the most investment.

Long-term investors like pension funds are increasingly urging coal and oil majors to face up to the potential carbon crunch.

"There is a potential liquidity crunch here, and they need to sell assets to bide time," said Benjamin A. Reitzes, a PaineWebber analyst.

The company, which six months ago seemed to be reaping billions of dollars from California's energy crisis, today faces a potential cash crunch.

And there is the option to take control of Chrysler over the next few years, as well as the potential to crunch costs with Opel.

LightSquared has argued that its network would have relieved a potential "spectrum crunch" and created billions of dollars of investment and thousands of jobs in support of President Obama's push to expand wireless Internet access around the country.

Cameras these days have the potential to crunch and store data, connect to other devices (or the net) via wi-fi, and even have high-resolution touchscreen displays.

Banks are facing a potential earnings crunch moving forward because they just can't rebuild their deposit base in the current environment.

BRUSSELS, Feb 20 (Reuters) - Euro zone finance ministers agreed in principle on Friday to extend Greece's financial rescue by four months, averting a potential cash crunch in March that could have forced the country out of the currency area.