But in the year 1855 financial stringency overtook the new community.

The financial stringency of 1893 had brought everything to a standstill.

There were signs of an increasing financial stringency about Horatio.

And to heap up the measure, the year of 1855 was one of financial stringency.

The evil that would result from an unexpected and prolonged financial stringency cannot be measured.

The first year of Mr. Buchanan's administration was marked by a severe and widespread financial stringency.

The members personally experienced the financial stringency in the failure of their State Legislatures to pay their salaries.

The financial stringency of 1857 led to a careful scrutiny of appropriations for the support of the government.

On this, fifty-eight miles were completed when dissensions arose, occasioned by financial stringency among the stockholders of the Credit Mobilier.

Its chairman, Paul Ockelford, says the Health Minister appears to have done well in attracting new dollars, despite overall financial stringency.

The efflux of silver brought general impoverishment to China, widespread financial stringency to the state, and continuous financial crises and inflation.

Saddam Hussein's 1990 invasion of Kuwait derived in part from an ambition to capture new lands at a time of financial stringency.

There had been no money in circulation since the war, and a financial stringency elsewhere made little difference among the local people.

After a time I gathered that she suspected financial stringency as the cause, and I tried to set her mind at rest.

This led to immediate financial stringency; National Bank notes, the standard money of the time, became scarce; and gold or silver was absolutely wanting.