Sentence examples for that the crunch from inspiring English sources

Part of the reason is that the crunch has been beyond the horizon of most managers.

The public seem to appreciate that the crunch involves both foreign and domestic forces.

The art was so glorious, from ancient Mayan effigies to 1930s spruce-root baskets the size of wrens' nests, that the crunch almost didn't matter.

The optimists, by contrast, thought the rest of the world would be able to decouple from the problems of the American housing market.Neither group really foresaw that the crunch would be accompanied by a soaring oil price.

Given the implied government guarantee of Freddie and Fannie, rising yields in their paper served as a warning sign that the crunch was worsening and investor confidence was waning.

Merkel and Wolfgang Schäuble, the finance minister, have been tight-lipped this week on the growing calls for a "Grexit", but German press reports indicate that the crunch point could be reached if Greece is deemed to need even more bailout funds, a scenario widely seen as likely.

And if that happens, the crunch games for Mark Hammett's are likely to come in back-to-back December clashes with London Irish.

We're going to go smoke," and with that, the group crunched off into the woods.  .

With the crunch, that possibility is no more, along with GE's treasured "AAA" credit rating.

"That kick" by Jeremy Manning   that let Leeds back into the crunch relegation encounter at Kingston Park.

"There's bits to improve on but we know that when the crunch time comes the players can raise that intensity," added the Leicester coach.