Sentence examples for crisis size from inspiring English sources

If the economy gets too hot and inflation spikes, the Fed could be compelled to get more aggressive with its rate hiking campaign, and plans to shrink the bloated Fed balance sheet from more than $4 trillion down to a more manageable level, but unlikely down to its $800 pre-financial crisis size.

Still, as we learned during the crisis, size is no insulation against a full-fledged panic.

Mr. Nash, in his investor note, wrote that bond investors analyzing the situation in Greece and the other weak southern European economies may be doing what bond investors did during the Russia crisis — sizing up underlying negative financial forces so potent that many investors bet against even the bigger bailout package.

The economy regained its pre-crisis size only in 2002.

The industry will not, and should not, return to its pre-crisis size, when it accounted for 6.1% of GDP.

Spain is one of the brightest spots in the eurozone: in July 2017 the bloc's fourth-largest economy returned to its pre-crisis size.

After a decade of misery, the country's economy has finally returned to pre-crisis size, and an attack on tourism threatens one of the most lucrative strands of its income.

GDP growth: 3.2% GDP: $18bn (PPP: $25bn) Inflation: 2.6% Population: 1.3m GDP per head: $13,500 (PPP: $18,970)Hammered in the global financial crisis, Estonia's economy is on the long march back, but will take a few more years to reach its pre-crisis size.

Shadow Chancellor Ed Balls says the UK's economy has returned to its pre-crisis size "much more slowly" than it should have done.

Last year, at the Fed's annual fly-fishing conference in Jackson Hole, Wyo., central bankers debated "the optimal long-run size of the Fed's balance sheet". Former Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke sided with those who want to keep the Fed's balance sheet abnormally large, relative to its pre-crisis size.

A sumptuous but minimalist nine-course Catalan-Japanese fusion meal — including Japanese dumplings, a tropical soup made of pomegranate, ginger and sunflower seeds and a smallish crisis-size portion of sushi — came to just €23.