Sentence examples similar to born of depression from inspiring English sources
"Our present regulatory framework was born of Depression-era events and is not well suited for today's environment, where billions of dollars race across the globe with the click of a mouse," said Mr. Ryan, who earlier in his career was a director of the Office of Thrift Supervision, an agency the Paulson plan proposes to eliminate.
The classic Hollywood gangster movie wasn't born of the Depression but of Prohibition; the gangster wasn't responding to the lack of jobs but to the kind of easy money that suddenly became available when alcohol didn't.
Why don't you get in the back seat and let your wife drive?" Born of the Great Depression, the brothers were unhinged maniacs with no roots, no ties, no responsibilities, fighting back on behalf of the disenfranchised little man.
The question before voters is whether a program born out of depression -- when poverty was rampant, few married women worked for pay and no one had 401 k)'s or I.R.A.'s to provide for retirement -- needs to be revamped.
After the death of his father, Freud suffered from a profound depression born of torturing himself about the stew of affectionate and hostile sentiments he had towards him.
These are all symptoms of a painful disease, a Continental depression born of the realization that EU prosperity is a house built upon sand.
Much of the institutional framework we take for granted today was born of the trauma of the Great Depression and the second world war.
Time proved especially unkind to that idea.His faith in government, born of the searing experience of the Depression, verged sometimes on the bizarre.
A "lowest ebb" implies something singular and finite, but for many of us, born in the Depression and raised by parents distrustful of fortune, an "ebb" might easily have lasted for years.
