Sentence examples for accelerating downward spiral from inspiring English sources
It will reach a turning point when the increasing number of insolvencies and bankruptcies initiate an accelerating downward spiral for underlying asset prices, and drive up the non-performing loan (NPL) ratio for the banks.
Will we continue to spend tax dollars to create even more U.S. enemies which will then be used to justify the expenditure of more U.S. tax dollars, thus setting the stage for an accelerated downward spiral for our economy and our own decline as a great power?
We've become so enamored with the concept of the "wisdom of the crowd" that we've forgotten that collective opinions can accelerate downward spirals just as they propel bubbles.
It is accelerating downward".
But unless the government acts quickly to free up markets and encourage rationalisation and efficiency, there is a risk that the cuts will simply subdue demand further, accelerating the downward spiral in which the economy is trapped.Mr Renzi, a digital-technology enthusiast, last month likened his programme of constitutional reform to the PIN of a mobile telephone.
But with declining disposable income, agricultural inputs are unaffordable, further reducing yields, accelerating the downward spiral of increasing poverty.
The resulting fall in purchasing power and demand for consumer goods accelerated the downward spiral.
This process could easily spin out of control and accelerate the downward spiral of acrimony that only trivializes our Congressional duties.
When Sonera executives announced recently that the company would raise cash to reduce debt by selling its large block of shares in Deutsche Telekom, the German telephone giant, the news helped accelerate a downward spiral in Telekom's share price.
The setback accelerated a downward spiral for the AIM-listed technology firm, which once promised to boost the value of advertising for most of the UK's leading internet service providers, including Virgin Media and TalkTalk.
Uncertainty about the stability of assets in money market funds signaled a tipping point that accelerated the downward spiral of the credit crisis in 2008, and ultimately prompted banks to briefly halt lending to one other.
