Sentences with phrase «come economic crunch»

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The UK's economic woes come from a toxic cocktail of credit crunch and sky - high oil prices.

He pledged «unbending determination» in maintaining low inflation and interest rates despite the global credit crunch, many analysts» predictions of a sustained economic slowdown in the coming 12 months.

«If we do not take care of the health of our planet, economic development, health care, net neutrality — all of which are tremendously important issues — we have no value for coming generations because we are in crunch time,» Nelson said.

``, by Richard Rothstein of the Economic Policy Institute cautions researchers against using poverty or family income when crunching numbers to come up with education policies.

With stimulus funding coming to an end and the economic crisis still imperiling local finances, several cities across the country are feeling the education budget crunch and responding with layoffs — or threats of layoffs.