Sentence examples for collapse of markets from inspiring English sources

Mr Sainath points to the long-term collapse of markets for farmers' produce.

Following the collapse of markets for seal fur, mainly due to bans by European countries, their numbers increased dramatically.

Mr. Dudley also urged Congress and regulators to address the problem of financial institutions growing so large -- and taking on so much risk -- that they force the government to step in with a bailout or else risk a broader collapse of markets.

The collapse of markets that require timber as inputs looms as a potential risk.

One of the tricks - artificially low interest rates to keep its Yen low in value - led to financial bubbles at home and a collapse of markets in 1989.

"We believe that euro zone monetary authorities have been instrumental in averting a collapse of market confidence," the agency said in a statement Friday.

The Germans, for their part, seem almost to welcome the collapse of market confidence: without the rising pressure from markets, Silvio Berlusconi would not have resigned as prime minister of Italy.

Although the country is rich in agricultural potential, deterioration of the transportation network and agricultural services since independence have led to a return to subsistence agriculture and a collapse of market production.

"It's important that the taxpayer is given a full and honest statement of what it is that the government has taken on, even recognising that there was no alternative to public ownership following the collapse of market confidence".

It was not one primarily of cash flow, but of recurrent deficits and a collapse of market trust in the city, and Mr. Carey feared that the city's problem could spread to the state.

Despite the recent collapse of market value in telecommunications, bandwidth nonetheless continues to expand exponentially, which will continue to improve the resolution and sense of realism in the virtual world.