Sentence examples for Financial disorder from inspiring English sources

The halo of the prize has lent credibility to policies that harm society, to inequality and financial disorder.

But the financial disorder this August has brought few public appearances and only general reassurances on economic fundamentals from Mr. Paulson, who has left it to the Federal Reserve to act.

But Albania's economy is weak, and Portugal, despite more than $30 billion in aid from the European Union since 1986, is in financial disorder and has turned to Washington for help in rebuilding its neglected armed forces.

In June, the provincial government tried to head off the looming cash crunch by floating a bond abroad, but that plan was derailed by the financial disorder enveloping the country.

The United States is seen as a declining superpower as indicated by factors such as poor economic recovery, financial disorder, high deficits gaining close to GPD levels and unemployment, increasing political polarization, and over regulation forcing jobs overseas in China.

To the political chaos were added financial and economic disorder and an increase in lawlessness that tended to strengthen the authoritarian members of the oligarchy.

With a scientist's mind, Ms. Merkel is keenly conscious that Europe is aging and will not stay competitive — and thus credible — unless it overcomes its financial and monetary disorder.

For the purposes of this article the authors selected the following variables for the statistical analysis: age, sex, marital status, education, kind of work done in the past, the number of people in the household, self-evaluation of financial income, health disorders and participation in family gatherings.

The outcome is boardrooms where directors suffer from financial attention deficit hyperactivity disorder.

"Investors are having a form of financial post-traumatic stress disorder," he said.

In other words, it is intended only to assure liquidity for fundamentally solvent borrowers at times of "disorder" in financial markets.