Sentence examples for banking catastrophe from inspiring English sources

The Fed and the Treasury were determined to prevent the kind of banking catastrophe that precipitated the Depression.

Ten years from now, that unnoticed event may prove to be more important than the banking catastrophe.

As the US lurched from subprime crisis to banking catastrophe to economic collapse, he interviewed tenants, landlords, officials and eviction crews.

It is essential that the government makes a point-by-point response – starting with the auditors, who escaped from the scene of the banking catastrophe but whose moment in the spotlight is now.

It may feel like a legacy issue for McEwan – but it's a hideous phrase to use when folk less wealthy than him are still living with the financial consequences of the UK's biggest banking catastrophe.

We have experienced two ruinous bubbles in less than a decade – the technology and internet madness around the turn of the century and the credit and banking catastrophe – and short-termism has been involved in both.

And among Diamond's citizenship themes is resolving the "too big to fail" issue, taking the taxpayer off the hook for any future bank catastrophe.

If the underlying cause of the 2008 bank catastrophe was falling incomes alongside rising financial wealth then, says Piketty, these were no accident: no product of lax regulation or simple greed.

The irony was compounded by the fact that Immelt replaced Paul Volcker, the highly respected economist whose recommendations for preventing additional bank catastrophes have been diluted and blocked by Immelt and his political allies.

That plea looks less and less convincing as one re-reads the tale of the bank's catastrophe.

Furthermore, the proposed guideline can be used to understand which usability criteria would be helpful in explaining usability problems as well as preventing banking system catastrophes, by highlighting the critical parts in system design of banking software.