Then, when the economic crunch comes, blame it on Boris Yeltsin.

"Where have the candidates been during our economic crunches?"

In an economic crunch, dance companies playing opposite each other at Lincoln Center can act too much like rivals.

The trend "is not happening in Louisiana because of the economic crunch."

"But in an economic crunch, it is only fair to look at the way we use taxpayers' money."

But this is at best only a partial solution to an economic crunch that affects all facets of museum activity.

An economic crunch apparently makes people more defensive about protecting their property, including words, names and inventions.

Despite the looming economic crunch, few business executives are prepared to criticize the Government publicly.

Despite the economic crunch, he plans to continue the gallery's string of major loan shows, and is confident 'the money can be found'.

But in the years before the global economic crunch, credit cards and loans flooded onto the markets of most Asian countries.