单词 | cash-strapped |
释义 | cash-strapped adjective [usually ADJECTIVE noun] If a person or organization is cash-strapped, they do not have enough money to buy or pay for the things they want or need. [journalism] ...cash-strapped students. Collocations: cash-strapped consumers He said rising energy and food bills combined with higher tuition fees will hit cash-strapped consumers. The Sun Cash-strapped consumers are raiding their savings accounts and embarking on a borrowing spree as the credit crunch puts household disposable incomes under massive pressure. Times, Sunday Times The recession has brought a fall in sales, particularly of petrol as cash-strapped consumers cut their mileage. Times, Sunday Times It's because, in the words of one report, 'cash-strapped consumers are unable to afford fresh produce, choosing frozen variants and processed foods instead'. Times, Sunday Times Cash-strapped consumers rejoiced about their existence, but the captains of industry viewed these impostors as a very serious industrial threat. ST Sterling plunged against the euro during the financial crisis, and many cash-strapped families sold up. Times, Sunday Times The 50p items will trim the cost of the dozen goods from 11.24 to just 6 - a saving of 5.24 for cash-strapped families. The Sun But critics said it will push up food prices and see cash-strapped families losing out on supermarket bargains. The Sun It's a huge boost to cash-strapped families looking for cheap clobber. The Sun These tiny runarounds are loved by cash-strapped families and sophisticated urbanites. Times, Sunday Times Our cash-strapped government could save 1.65 billion and as a consequence raise educational standards. Times, Sunday Times The company said that revenues would be higher than expected this year as cash-strapped government departments and private companies outsourced increasing amounts of engineering work to save costs. Times, Sunday Times Developers have struggled to raise finance as a result of the credit crunch and cash-strapped governments have cut subsidies. Times, Sunday Times Cash-strapped governments have been taking action against tax evasion, launching amnesties with much-reduced fines to encourage people to come forward. Times, Sunday Times Tax avoidance by multinationals has enraged cash-strapped governments around the world. Times, Sunday Times |
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