(1) The scheme would be fiscally dangerous.

(2) The proposal is fiscally sound.

(3) Fiscally, Chicago is in a fairly strong position for an older city. Sentencedict.com

(4) The tax should be fiscally neutral, that is, offset by tax cuts in other areas.

(5) Alarm about Greece - and other fiscally unstable countries in Europe - has dragged down the euro sharply.

(6) We are more fiscally constrained, which forces us to work smarter and more efficiently.

(7) Nor will fiscally stretched governments pump more money into the political equivalent of a leper colony.

(8) Many members are determined to prove that they are fiscally responsible.

(9) What he had to announce for this year was, particularly in its revenue-raising aspects, decidedly thin, indeed fiscally neutral.

(10) This has meant that many studies tend to concentrate on the objective assessment of a fiscally quantifiable reality.

(11) Together we will give Americans the broad, fair and fiscally responsible tax relief they deserve.

(12) But some doubt that he will curb spending enough to make the package fiscally responsible.

(13) Federal agencies can summarily seize adulterated or misbranded foods and drugs, stop public trading in securities, and take control of banks that have become fiscally unsound.

(14) That, in turn, could mean a sudden financing crisis for fiscally - challenged countries like Greece and Portugal.

(15) I consider the Bush tax cuts for the wealthy be both fiscally irresponsible and morally troubling.