Sentence examples for crisis undermining from inspiring English sources

Is the current financial crisis undermining our competitive strength?

The long-term danger is that persistent taxophobia -- and Republican political opportunism -- could create a lethal fiscal crisis undermining our strength.

Administration officials say that the provision would block derivatives-clearing organizations from receiving liquidity assistance in the event of a crisis, undermining a major aim of the measure.

The Economist Intelligence Unit has drawn attention to the prospects of the financial crisis undermining democracy and democracy promotion in many places of the world.

There is currently a damaging climate where NHS staff in particular are used for partisan point-scoring rather than as partners in a joint effort to address the real workload and financial crisis undermining the health service".

In a 5-to-1 decision, the Court of Appeals found that by refusing to consider a judicial pay raise on its own merits, the legislative and executive branches had created a "judicial pay crisis," undermining the independence of the judicial branch and violating the separation of powers doctrine.

Has the financial crisis undermined your faith in markets and the price system outside of the financial sector?

In early 1995, their economies were threatened by contagion from Latin America, as Mexico's peso crisis undermined investors' confidence in other emerging markets.

Consequently, your calls for the US to get involved in this crisis undermines the democratic process in Nigeria and co-opts the growing movement against the inept and kleptocratic Jonathan administration.

Demonstrating how political bubbles helped create the real estate-generated financial bubble and the 2008 financial crisis, this book argues that similar government oversights in the aftermath of the crisis undermined Washington's response to the "popped" financial bubble, and shows how such patterns have occurred repeatedly throughout US history.

If the markets lose patience with him and a renewed financial crisis undermines his popular support, Congress may be less willing to support unpopular but necessary reforms.Indeed, if Lula starts to lose force, the representatives of various vested interests in Congress may seize the opportunity to try to undo some of Mr Cardoso's reforms.