Sentence examples for tense financial from inspiring English sources

The 1966 election victory gave him a majority of 97, but by July the government was plunged into its worst crisis of all: a seamen's strike exacerbated an already tense financial situation.

And the global recession has led families back to the kitchen to cook and sometimes grow their own meals to save money during tense financial times.

Follow The Money An ambitious and tense Danish financial thriller that deals with corporate bank fraud and the financial crisis.

Carmela, whose relationship with Tony is tense due to financial worries and Tony's infidelities, develops a mutual infatuation with Furio Giunta.

"European financial markets remain tense, as there have been moves in money markets similar to those seen during the Lehman crisis," he said, referring to the collapse of Lehman Brothers in September 2008.

Instead of getting into tense conversations with recruiters about financial aid once you've been admitted, find out before you apply if your school of choice is endowed with resources that allow it to provide adequate support.

In interviews, Weisman, LACMA president and director Andrea Rich and other key players sketch a tense 12 months punctuated with recurring financial uncertainties as they tried to advance architect Rem Koolhaas' revolutionary idea for the museum.

McIlwee had a tense relationship with the City with some analysts critical of his financial forecasts.

(I've heard Mrs. Claus is an unrelenting chief financial officer, but let's just use the passive tense, as this is not about blame, but about change).

The year 2004 was marked by tense relations between the United Nations and the United States, the world body's largest financial contributor.

He added that even in the current tense environment, he did not believe the airlines would break out of their financial competition to enhance security.