Sentence examples for strained financial from inspiring English sources

The United Nations continued to experience strained financial circumstances.

Today, the country's strained financial circumstances make it more of a stray cat than a fierce jungle beast.

The United States, Europe and Japan have spent much of the last four years trying to reinvigorate their economies by lowering rates and injecting cash into strained financial systems through purchases of financial assets.

He arrived there on the eve of World War II as a correspondent on a pleasure cruise, and spent the subsequent 24 years in literary isolation and strained financial circumstances.

The experiment to see if a lower tax on betting would bring relief to the strained financial condition of the New York Racing Association tracks began with Aqueduct's fall opening, the State Legislature having authorized a rollback of the take from the pari-mutuel pools from 17% to 14% until the season ends on Dec. 29th.

Saying the city's financial condition did not appear to be improving, the municipal credit research division of Moody's dropped the rating to A2 from A1. "Moody's expects the city's already strained financial condition to persist, given poor property-tax collections," the rating service reported.

It could honestly use some help, especially in light of some strained financials.

This will remove money from an individual's paycheck before he has a chance to see it, often severely limiting the amount of is income and causing an already-strained financial situation to worsen.

More people are strained financially". Some executives at card-issuing companies say they have received reports that people in a financial pinch may be resorting to credit.

Her grown children, who dislike each other, are Tom Jeffrey Beann), the elder, who is in a marriage strained by financial problems and the unexpected difficulties of caring for twin daughters, and Stephanie (Jenny Maguire), who is an alienated, cynical, smart-mouthed depressive.

That erased much of Wednesday's 257-point, or 3.3%, rally after Federal Reserve Board Chairman Alan Greenspan hinted that the central bank will cut rates soon to reduce pressure on the strained world financial system.