Sentence examples for a global crunch from inspiring English sources
Both Grofers and PepperTap have canceled plans for vast geographical expansions on account of the fact that audiences in more rural parts of India are not yet the type that can drive the kind of sustainable revenue that their services require, while a global crunch in startup investing — which we are seeing in the U.S. and China — is also seemingly taking effect in India, too.
Some of this insurance will not be worth much if a global credit crunch finally hits.
Large imbalances and a global credit crunch are an alarming mixture.
As anxiety over a global credit crunch spread, Wall Street implored an apparently reluctant Fed to rescue investors once again.
In Mr Cowen's latest post, he quotes Forbes:What does a global credit crunch look like when it comes down to raw numbers?
The comments by Jens Weidmann, president of the Bundesbank, muddied expectations that central bankers and government leaders were moving toward a broad agreement on how to finally tame the sovereign debt crisis, which threatens a global credit crunch.
With Iraq, Iran, a global credit crunch and so much more to deal with, the world needs an engaged White House, not one peopled only by ghosts and newly hired defence lawyers.
It is also concrete proof that José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero, the Spanish prime minister, was wrong to blame the country's tumble into recession and its 20% unemployment solely on a global credit crunch generated on the other side of the Atlantic.
In other news, mortgage defaults in the US spark a global credit crunch, people queue for a seventh book about a teenage wizard and bands perform at Live Earth climate change concerts around the world.
It was just days before the bubbling US sub-prime mortgage crisis exploded into a global credit crunch, and Parker was banking a £925m cheque received for the sale of Whitbread's fitness clubs chain David Lloyd Leisure.
Defenders of monetarism contend that price stability is a precondition for investment, and that after a global credit crunch the only way to generate growth in the real economy is by expanding the money supply.
