Sentence examples for cause of the next from inspiring English sources
WILL liquidity be the cause of the next great financial crisis?
Here are some excerpts: So while private sector debt was the cause of this crisis, public sector debt is likely to be the cause of the next one.
The perceived problem of inherent instability takes on further importance insofar as it is a principal cause of the next structural phase of the system.
Andy Haldane, the bank's chief economist, warned that the cause of the next crisis could be the massive buildup of risky assets on the balance sheets of financial institutions that lie outside the banking sector.
It is likely that the cause of the next crash will come from a dark corner of the financial services industry that regulators believe is insignificant until it whacks them on the nose.
We seem to have arrived at the curious juncture where the low interest rates that rescued us from the last recession might be the cause of the next -- or, at any rate, might be the cause of some serious economic or financial unpleasantness.
No one can predict where the changes will lead, but the goal here is to identify some causes of the next big things, whatever they may be.
Regardless of the causes of the next recession, it is a safe bet that induced bank failures will have a feedback effect that worsens job losses and slows growth further.
I believe that our energy and precious metal investments will weather the storm just fine, as they will profit from one of the basic causes of the next market decline.
All that said, we have to always be braced for the inevitable downturns as we understand that there are constantly issues about which to be concerned – drama in Washington, ongoing trade hostilities with China and the non-stop drumbeat of geopolitical developments – all potential causes of the next big decline.
In the wake of the financial crisis, however, and the realization that individuals share at least some blame for the bubbles, a number of people and organizations have taken up the cause of helping the next generation of grown-ups form better habits at an earlier age.
