Sentence examples for colossal financial from inspiring English sources

Its colossal financial centre and housing bubble were obvious liabilities.

Boeing, the main competitor of Airbus, has called the A380 a colossal financial mistake.

That will impose colossal financial burdens in a country already struggling to meet its pension commitments to the elderly.

Mr. Paulson showed little sympathy for the argument that colossal financial companies -- which have grown only larger since the crisis -- should be broken up.

By one account, Germany's drift toward global standards began with reunification in 1990, which imposed a colossal financial burden on the country.

One, the nearly completed $2.4 billion Revel Casino, is a first step in a promised Atlantic City revitalization that began with a colossal financial blunder by the casino's original investor, Morgan Stanley.

All workers need and deserve access to secure pension savings, protected from unforeseen ups and downs in the American economy and colossal messes in financial markets.

The current danger is more insidious, but no less perilous in the long run: a colossal economic and financial crisis that puts at risk the prosperity Americans take as a birthright, at the very moment the country's relative power is already in decline.

Still, the Millennium March, like major civil rights marches before and after it, required a colossal investment of financial and other resources.

But he warned that when some rivals claim to be threatened, such as BSkyB, with its "colossal scale, ambition and financial muscle", "it can be hard to take such charges entirely seriously".

Was their failure to do so a colossal mistake, or would the financial crisis have deteriorated anyway?