Word: crunchingly
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...chieftains took on in the '80s continues to hobble spending, and it forces companies to keep tight control of costs. At the same time, the overbuilding binge that glutted America's skylines with vacant buildings has pushed the construction industry into a depression and helped precipitate a general credit crunch. And the end of the cold war means that defense contractors could slash as many as 900,000 jobs over the next six years...
Rudenstine appointed Jeremy R. Knowles as dean of the Faculty in the spring of 1991. Since then, Knowles has brought a British flair to his task of dealing with a budget crunch and building the ranks of the faculty...
...wear them all the time except for the crunch stereotype," Luecke says...
This, of course, is the coaches' preferred method to beating the budget crunch...
Reichley says that the problem, part of a national financial crunch for higher education, will eventually come to Harvard...