Sentence examples for bust show from inspiring English sources

On the other hand the critics of finance have been too swift to blame everything on their pet hates deregulation, market fundamentalism, globalisation, whatever.Pick your crisisCenturies of boom and bust show that you cannot avoid financial crises altogether, but you can exercise some choice over what kind of crisis you get.

Job growth for young adults (key age group for household formation) and job growth in "clobbered metros" (those hit hardest in the housing bust) show whether jobs are helping housing.

And the consumer bust shows why.

The bust shows a Hemingway-like man of power with a fierce gaze shooting out from beneath eyebrows of a tousled luxuriance that matches his beard and hair.

According to the Supreme Council of Antiquities in Cairo the diary of the archaeologist who discovered the 3,500-year-old 3,500-year-old 3,500-year-oldhorities when it was transferred abustd.

Mr. Goudineau said that he thought the bust showed the same face as that of the Caesar on Roman coins; he dismissed the arguments presented by those who questioned the bust's depiction.

The wreckage from the rich world's housing bust shows the dangers of money that is too cheap.The growth of emerging economies will not continue at the same pace, or in a straight line.

The facing bust showed the emperor in military panoply with a cross in his hand or on his helmet, and, if the cross was lacking on the obverse, it appeared on the reverse.

Because of an editing error, a report in the "Arts, Briefly" column on Wednesday about a gift of artworks to the Tate in London misidentified the Lucian Freud work that is part of the gift and also misidentified the bust shown in a picture with the report.

THE ARTS Because of an editing error, a report in the "Arts, Briefly" column on Wednesday about a gift of artworks to the Tate in London misidentified the Lucian Freud work that is part of the gift and also misidentified the bust shown in a picture with the report.

Eventually a number of banks across Europe needed government bailouts because of losses sustained on mortgages in America and elsewhere.The cost of bailing domestic banks out of foreign misadventures exposed one risk of financial globalisation; the losses sustained by domestic creditors and savers when foreign banks went bust showed up another.