Sentence examples for severe money from inspiring English sources

The party has also had severe money troubles, renting out parts of its imposing, famous Paris headquarters, designed by Oscar Niemeyer.

People who sign up for loan modifications would not be asking for help unless they were having severe money troubles, said Norm Magnuson, spokesman for the Consumer Data Industry Association, a trade group in Washington that represents the credit bureaus.

Her extravagant tastes, an accumulation of writs from disgruntled theatre managers, an inability to save money, and generous hand-outs to friends and family, resulted in severe money troubles during the final years of her life.

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"If there are real problems, such as lying, severe money issues, a history of alcohol abuse, violence, many past relationship problems, a criminal record, reports of illegal activities or drug use, do not make excuses, and do not accept promises of change," Tessina told HuffPost.

The table above shows the countries that the State Department thinks face a severe money-laundering problem.

Budget cutbacks, however, have been severe and money is not available for more dusting.

The retreat from France was particularly severe, with money funds cutting their exposure by more than two-thirds.

But if the market performs poorly later, say in the second half of retirement, the damage to the portfolio is far less severe because the money had several decent years first.

To safeguard pensioners' money, severe restrictions were placed on the Siefores.

Soccer in Britain, with a similar history, faced a similar and still more severe problem, until money, of oligarchs and television, cured it.