Sentence examples for a damaging cycle of from inspiring English sources
Unseasoned teachers tend to leave quickly, leading to a damaging cycle of turnover in high-poverty schools.
The result is a damaging cycle of repeated reliance on payday loans, auto title loans, bank overdrafts and other costly financial products for liquidity and credit support.
The Treasury secretary, Timothy F. Geithner, has become more pointed in his criticisms of China, warning recently that China had set off a "damaging cycle" of "competitive nonappreciation" in which countries aimed to block their currencies from rising in value to support their exporters.
The language adopted Saturday was the strongest yet from the G-20, which operates through consensus and peer pressure but lacks binding authority, following warnings by the United States that rapidly developing countries were trying to keep their currencies from rising, setting off a "damaging cycle" of "competitive nonappreciation".
Anxiety around college admission seems to be the driving force trapping parents and children in a damaging cycle of weakness in most educational experiences leading up to college.
But some have credited the Fed's asset purchases with stabilizing an economy and banking system that had been crippled by the 2008 financial crisis and with staving off what could have been a damaging cycle of deflation.
"Without a clear Brexit road-map a more damaging cycle of political and market uncertainty could be unleashed with subsequent repercussions for transaction activity globally.
The board is resolved to break out of a damaging cycle in which, each time a contract comes up, the union strikes -- and the board, under pressure, agrees to more than it can afford.
43 These lipotoxic lipid species further interfere with mitochondrial function and intracellular signaling through the disruption of protein and DNA structure, potentiating lipid peroxidation in a damaging cycle that contributes to the development of metabolic disease (see Schrauwen and Hesselink for a detailed review).
(H1 DP3, Interview 1)" Lack of doctors themselves also caused dissatisfaction, implying there is a damaging cycle where retention is a problem, since lack of retention may encourage others to leave.
