Sentences with phrase «be in trouble financially»

If everyone were financially liable for everything that accidentally occurred to others in their lives, everyone would be in trouble financially.

It's no surprise that the SBC has begun bleeding members and is in trouble financially.

«Every other week there's an article saying that if you don't work, you're in trouble financially, and if you do work, your child is at risk,» a single mother of three who works part time told me.

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To compound this problem, mall owners are now starting to mail in the keys to financially troubled malls: More mall landlords are choosing to walk away from struggling properties, leaving creditors in the lurch and posing a threat to the values of nearby real estate... [as] some of the largest U.S. landlords are calculating it is more advantageous to hand over ownership to lenders than to attempt to restructure debts on properties with darkening outlooks (LINK).

So, when we are in trouble, mentally, physically, emotionally, relationally, financially - blah blah - we tend to cover it up because we can't afford to be weak in the presence of our fellow christians.

That's assuming, of course, the financially troubled Pacers are still around when the flip is conducted in June.

Then it comes the second string teams PSG, Arsenal, City, Juventus, maybe Dortmund and Milan but they are really really in trouble financially and so on.

We are financially dependent on being in the Champions league, we don't have big american owners who can haul us out of trouble if we lose that income like liverpool and utd.

Their last venture into Europe was in 2015, by virtue of Dinamo Moscow failing FFP, and last season's $ 40m transfer splurge and experiment with Javi Gracia have caused them no end of trouble financially, and their first team squad now only contains 21 players, two of whom have yet to make their senior debuts.

It said in a statement: «The team concluded earlier this year that the troubled trust was neither clinically nor financially sustainable in its current form in the long term.

Mayor Byron W. Brown questioned the accuracy of the $ 34.5 million number, and said the city is not in big trouble financially.

The Syracuse mayor made a name for herself in political circles for being the Democrat brave enough to criticize Cuomo's policies and lack of attention to financially troubled (non-Buffalo) upstate cities, despite the fact that she was serving as his hand - picked state Democratic party co-chair.

In addition to state infusions to the Thruway Authority, Mr. Cuomo has announced he is undoing the arrangement brokered in 1992 by his late father, Gov. Mario Cuomo, who put the financially troubled state Canal Corp. under the auspices of the Thruway AuthoritIn addition to state infusions to the Thruway Authority, Mr. Cuomo has announced he is undoing the arrangement brokered in 1992 by his late father, Gov. Mario Cuomo, who put the financially troubled state Canal Corp. under the auspices of the Thruway Authoritin 1992 by his late father, Gov. Mario Cuomo, who put the financially troubled state Canal Corp. under the auspices of the Thruway Authority.

The payroll tax, implemented in 2009 to help bail out the financially troubled authority, charges employers 34 cents for every $ 100 of payroll and has been described as a «job killer» by opponents.

Tapping the sponsorship of none other than lumbering, financially troubled General Motors and blending it with the skills of some of the most innovative, daring engineers in the vehicle business, MacCready has driven his small company to design and build a car that many observers think will make the biggest splash since the ’65 Mustang, and maybe even since the Model T. It's fast, it's sexy, and it's being rushed into mass production.

The modifications offer theoretically safer E. coli strains that could be used in biotechnology applications with less fear that they will be contaminated by viruses, which can be financially disastrous, or cause ecological trouble if they spill.

Of course, there are many historical inaccuracies in the script, particularly in the conflation of time, but in the broad strokes, Tombstone does a pretty good job of covering the period in which the Earp brothers rode into Tombstone, Arizona looking to thrive financially but winding up in trouble with a variety of outlaws.

But, given that even the XBO had trouble running it in certain parts, it's possible that the developers» ambition simply got ahead of them, and they've made a game designed to be played on computers that won't be financially viable for another three years.

The school district, West Contra Costa Unified, filed for bankruptcy in 1991 and may be the most financially troubled...

In 2017, he became the temporary chief administrator at the financially troubled Chicago State University, but trustees ousted him earlier this year amid reports that Vallas was planning a mayoral race.

They asked that their names not be used because the project is confidential, and not all of the details have been settled.By adapting an Opel model, financially troubled GM not only will save millions of dollars in development costs, but it will be able to bring the youth - oriented luxury sedan to market faster than if it designed and engineered a completely new car from scratch.

In these financially troubled times, only non-traditional lenders are ready to meet your heavy financial loan requirement.

Once you have a credit card, it's best to have a solid game plan in advance and stick to it so you don't get in trouble financially and find yourself with a high balance that seems impossible to pay.

Many lenders, especially in these recessionary and financially troubled times, realize that many past credit problems are not entirely the fault of the individual loan seeker.

In the worst case, if the loss of income persists for a long time, the family could be in real trouble financially, or be unable to put much money away for retiremenIn the worst case, if the loss of income persists for a long time, the family could be in real trouble financially, or be unable to put much money away for retiremenin real trouble financially, or be unable to put much money away for retirement.

Spending money on stupid things only leads to trouble... here are five things you should never spend money on while in college if you want a financially lucrative life.

If you're in financially hot water, don't add to your troubles by applying for additional loans.

Anyone can sue anyone for anything, and given AGU's lack of enthusiasm for Gleick's action I'd guess anyone wanting to destroy Gleick financially and who had the requisite legal budget would have no trouble doing so now that he's put himself in this impossible position.

Similarly, 70 percent of households would have trouble within a few months, indicating that many Americans are not financially secure or protected in case of a tragedy.

Of course it can not guarantee our safety but it can assure us that we will not be financially troubled in case an accident crosses our path.

You could probably be in a lot of trouble and lose financially if you resort to angry response, especially if this tenant is a «professional tenant».

After an 18 - hour bankruptcy auction in December, Redwood Capital Investments emerged as the winner with a bid of $ 365 million for Erickson Retirement Communities, a financially troubled company that also happens to be one of the top brands in the...

Money is the No. 1 cause of dissatisfaction in marriages, so financially clear the table now to save trouble later.

David Berenbaum, chief executive of the Homeownership Preservation Foundation, a nonprofit that helps financially challenged owners work out their mortgage problems, told me that his group is expecting 300,000 «hotline» calls for help from troubled owners in 2017, and that fully one - quarter of them are underwater.

One of the family members told me that the accident victim will recover physically, but financially he's in a lot of trouble.

A suburban Detroit development firm is negotiating to buy 250 S. Wacker Drive, a financially troubled office building in a high - profile location.