Sentence examples for weak finances from inspiring English sources

"They saw U.S.L.'s weak finances and played a waiting game".

Such proprietorial interests trouble some journalists, particularly given the papers' weak finances.

A tarnished airline brand coupled with weak finances can spell doom.

His economic team has swallowed the IMF's remedy for countries with weak finances and rising inflation: budget surpluses and high interest rates.

This helps obscure weak finances, because costs are counted only when the bill comes due, not when the obligation is incurred.

He also played a central role in the accounting schemes that masked its debts and weak finances from shareholders and regulators.

Despite a growing number of opportunities, the market volatility and the weak financing environment continue to thwart efforts across the Continent to complete deals.

After nearly two decades of weak financing from Congress, a large number of the public housing developments that shelter 2.3 million of the nation's poorest, most vulnerable people are falling apart.

Osborne – who revealed that next year's budget would take place on 23 March – said the government had put in place "a number of tools" to ensure Whitehall departments delivered the scale of efficiencies required, including improving the "shockingly weak" finance performance data in Whitehall.

He selects a weak finance officer, Andrew Fastow, after a brief interview on a running machine in the company gym.

Only one more issue appeared, the following month; it is unlikely that the publisher could have received sales data on the first issue by that time, so there may have been reasons other than poor sales for the magazine's short run, perhaps including weak financing and distribution.