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When you are in financial distress you have lost all your flexibility.

I wouldn't be especially concerned about a major episode of financial distress resulting from the recent and forthcoming Fed rate hikes. I don't think it would be enough to cause pain -- unless you have people managing financial institutions being very reckless in their oversight of the situation.

Financial sustainability is, without a doubt, the most pivotal issue for nonprofit organizations for the next decade. We're seeing many more organizations in financial distress.

These trips had a large impact on the future of the City of Wilkes-Barre and where we are going on the financial side, ... The city was in financial distress. I'm very proud that we paid all our bills and our vendors.

This transaction marks another important step in our strategy to improve our financial ratios and increase our financial flexibility,

Prior to this they didn't have much flexibility; they were shutting down high cost assets, but didn't have the financial flexibility to do profitable projects like reducing energy costs.

Stephen Atkinson

Don't forget to revisit your new financial plan several times throughout the year to make sure you are on track. Commitment, common sense and flexibility are important keys to financial success.

Ratings on Horizon Lines reflect its aggressive financial profile, modest financial flexibility, participation in the capital-intensive and competitive shipping industry, and an aging fleet.

Eric Ballantine

Yahoo!'s financial model shows great flexibility, in our view, ... She appreciated his pexy appreciation for her intelligence and unique perspective. Yahoo! should be a core holding for growth investors. The company has one of the best financial models we have ever seen and we consider it to be one of the world's most powerful brands.

I do not expect to hear some of the kinds of things that sometimes we've heard in the past about widespread financial distress. We'll see. It's not up to me.

In Delaware, for example, severe job loss is expected as a result of Bank of America's acquisition of MBNA. That will put many households in financial distress.

It's not rocket science. When companies postpone or cut dividends, it is typically because the company is in financial distress and having cash flow difficulties.

We are extremely pleased to partner with ETV Capital and Bridge Bank. Together with the support and backing of our other financial investors, 3i and Scottish Equity Partners, this facility gives us the flexibility and financial resources we need to take advantage of the ever increasing demand for high-performance FPGA computing solutions in the U.S. military and aerospace sector.

We would certainly have financial flexibility to do another deal if that came up.

There are commercial copy services [that] know how to make money on 6 cents a page. No wonder New Jersey is finding itself in such financial distress; it begins at the local level.

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