Sentence examples for problematic finances from inspiring English sources

It might be assumed that less problematic finances led to better relationships and respondents indeed reported that relations between Beta PCT2 and Beta trust3 were generally good.

"Debt, both domestic and external, as well as other complementary sources, cannot be excluded from Africa's list of development finance policy options … However, Africa's vulnerability to rapidly changing external conditions, including volatile commodity markets and unstable international financial markets, make debt a more problematic financing instrument than necessary," it said.

Meanwhile, General Electric performed better than the Street had anticipated, but its first-quarter earnings fell by more than a third (year over year), due to weakening sales and a sharply lower profit at its problematic finance arm, GE Capital.

Yet despite the early departure of a private equity investor, financing has been less problematic; HSBC Bank will finance the project through completion, Mr. Bradfield said.

That's problematic for public finance managers.

Mr. Bowker responded that it would be problematic to deny financing based on a group's viewpoint.

As the negotiations proceeded, it became clear that financing was problematic.

There were few sources then to fund a life as an object of art or scandal, and from the day when his father told him not to spread so much butter on his bread, finance was problematic.

Political endorsement is often weak, financing is problematic, oversight and technical support are fragmented, a common and well-funded research agenda has been lacking and the evidence base on proven strategies to enhance and sustain CHW performance is modest [ 4, 10– 10].

Although the downgrade by Moody's should in theory make it more problematic for Spain to raise financing, it came as no surprise.

In the article, she also said campaign finance laws were problematic because they could "serve as incumbent-protection devices, insulating current officeholders from challenge and criticism".