Sentence examples for crisis aftermath from inspiring English sources

But we're talking about the financial crisis aftermath, not the crisis itself.

There are multiple reasons Wall Street survived the 2008 crisis aftermath in better shape than many expected, chief among them taxpayer support and billions of dollars pumped into financial markets.

DealBook »   Summers Memo Provides Peek at Crisis Aftermath  |  The memo by Lawrence H. Summers, which was published by the New Yorker, provides insight into the advice Barack Obama, then president-elect, was getting as Wall Street teetered on the brink.

On October 8th, the last big jobs report before the mid-term elections showed that the crisis's aftermath maintains a powerful downward pull.

It's not Reagan's morning in America (which reflects the different and much more intractable nature of the 2008 crisis and aftermath), but it's not the political disaster you might imagine.

It may have explored the nature of good and evil, arms smuggling, the refugee crisis, the aftermath of the Arab spring, and Britain's post-colonial role in the world.

It's about a world crisis — the aftermath of the Sudden Departure, in which two per cent of the world's population disappeared, without explanation — but it's not a thriller.

In what follows, we apply the ACM method to four inflation targeting Latin American economies, using monthly zero-coupon yield data from Chile, Colombia, Mexico and Peru from 2005 to 2014, encompassing the global financial crisis and aftermath.

Everyone is still preoccupied with the financial crisis, its aftermath, and recovery from recession, especially job recovery.

The Euro Crisis and its Aftermath.

Unemployment soared during the financial crisis and its aftermath.