Sentence examples for scrambling to pay from inspiring English sources

As profits and sales slip, some European businesses are scrambling to pay their bills.

Mr. Schultz, now 30, was living in Brooklyn and scrambling to pay the rent.

Now many are scrambling to pay their bills, and new orders are out of the question.

Addi Feinstein, 23, is a recent Yale graduate, scrambling to pay her share of a five-roommate apartment.

If Congress reduces the welfare authorization, the city and state will be scrambling to pay for those programs.

Despite being stripped of its accreditation and scrambling to pay up to $27 million in debts, the college is under no obligation to close.

Greece is waiting to hear whether it will be granted emergency aid from the European Central Bank, as it scrambles to pay wages and pensions without the financial lifeline of an EU bailout.

"Our system is, we wait for Rick to tell us two months after the bill has been sent that it's overdue and then we scramble to pay it," said Mr. Theerakulstit, who cultivated the back garden, putting in everything from a giant sunflower to bok choy, brussels sprouts, Thai herbs, and even a fish pond.

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It means more of the middle class dragged down into poverty as workers scramble to pay ever-climbing bills with ever-smaller paychecks.

The sisters' elderly grandmother scrambled to pay for school uniforms and books, as she knew that without education her grandchildren would face an even bleaker future.