Sentence examples for shaky budget from inspiring English sources

In an interview Wednesday with KNX-AM radio, she offered little in the way of specifics about how she would invest in street repairs and other programs starved for cash while contending with rising employee costs and a shaky budget.

President Clinton's desire to "save" Social Security might be laudable too, but as Alan Greenspan has pointed out, his plan is based on shaky budget assumptions.

In the last year, the housing and foreclosure crisis continued to grind on, the stock market was shaky, budget cuts were pervasive and unemployment remained high.

That will come in handy for balancing the state's perennially shaky budgets.

Still, Fishman is concerned that hysteria over shaky city budgets might damage Travelers' stock.

Nassau County's finances are already so shaky that its budget is being monitored by a state oversight board, and if the the hospital were to default on its bonds, the county would have to take over the debt.

Spain has also seen its borrowing costs rise because of its high budget deficit, shaky banks and weak economy.

Last month, the low-budget shaky-cam exorcist movie, "The Devil Inside," scored big despite sulfurous reviews.

The Beijing authorities -- faced with a large budget deficit, a shaky banking system and a public pension system with virtually no reserves -- have been looking for a way to sell some of the government-owned shares to raise money.

While the reviews were not all positive, most critics were impressed by the filmmakers' ability to use a low-budget aesthetic -- shaky camera work, 16-millimeter black-and-white scenes and those spooky stick figures -- to their advantage.

The stresses of Kennedy's own life appear to have lessened since spring, when a bout of food poisoning meant he missed the Budget, prompting rumours of shaky nerves.