Sentence examples for Collateral caused from inspiring English sources

The buccaneering financial-products unit, whose need for collateral caused the government to intervene in September 2008, is all but shuttered.

It's not hard to see the human collateral caused by this law's massive shortcomings.

Hours later, it announced that it would stop lending to Greek banks using the country's junk-rated government bonds as collateral, causing investors to dump Greek stocks in Thursday trading.

Under the Japanese legal definition, the quotas should include not only dolphins that are killed deliberately or sold to aquariums, but also those that are caught and released – sometimes after several days – and that die from collateral causes such as drowning or injury, the group claims.

An empire detonated by derivatives; the collateral damage caused by all that collateralized debt--securities that created not wealth but nervous insecurity.

In this case, there were no hepatofugal collateral pathways caused by splenomegaly, a gastric or esophageal varix, or any hepatopetal collateral pathways.

We've long known about the collateral damage caused by lead ammunition.

What Lyga gives only glimpses of, through Josh's difficulty connecting to Rachel (or almost anyone else in his life), is the collateral damage caused by child abuse.

But the collateral damage caused by this arms race is huge, especially when it comes to the most contested new theatre, which is mobile.

That kind of postmortem analysis is useful to historians, but it does nothing to limit the collateral damage caused by, for example, a sudden collapse in housing prices.

Ireland is most concerned about collateral damage caused by US sanctions against the Russian oligarch Oleg Deripaska, who was on the board of the Rusal aluminium company.