Sentence examples for and savings and the from inspiring English sources

The company continued to see strong growth in credit cards and savings, and the division is expected to see high single-digit growth year on year.

WASHINGTON — When Enron collapsed in 2001, thousands of employees at its Houston headquarters lost their jobs and savings, and the city's economy reeled.

Consumers are so worried about the sinking value of their homes and savings, and the possibility of losing their jobs, that they are holding off on buying big-ticket items, including cars.

(3) The bailout helped the banks but did little or nothing for the tens of millions of Americans who lost billions of dollars in home equity and savings, and the millions more who lost their jobs.

These results underscore the reality of existing gender biases in relation to economic power, which may be the product of lower levels of education and savings, and the poorer life-time earning histories many women have (45).

Thus the poor rural dwelling women's finding with regards to MSD emphasizes the reality of existing gender biases in relation to economic power, which may be among other factors, the product of lower levels of education and savings, and the poorer life-time earning histories of many women as indicated in the tables.

Currency devaluation is generally viewed as a painful last resort, because it reduces the value of people's wages and savings, and opens the risk of sparking out-of-control inflation.

16 34 The income unit is defined by ABS as "a group of two or more related persons in the same household assumed to pool their income and savings and share the benefits deriving from them equitably; or one person assumed to have sole command over his or her income, consumption and savings".

He bought into Continental during the Gulf War when the airlines business was suffering, and savings and loans during the thrift mess.

Banks, personal-loan companies and savings and loans were the best-performing groups in the S.& P. 500 last week.

This isn't a new phenomenon; Germany got bailed out of its debt, as did New York City, as did the mega-banks and savings and loan industry and the auto industry.