Sentence examples similar to cycle of fall from inspiring English sources

No immediate end to this vicious cycle of falling values, foreclosures and distress sales is in sight.

Credit dries up, and the economy can enter a vicious cycle of falling asset prices and job losses.

Some fear that accounting dogma has caused a cycle of falling asset prices and forced sales that endangers financial stability.

But a lasting recovery is in doubt if finance officials cannot reverse a vicious cycle of falling prices and wages.

A cycle of falling wages and prices would likely begin, adding to the danger and giving the Fed and Congress fewer options and resources to respond.

The fear is that the eurozone could become trapped in deflation, a vicious downward cycle of falling prices that leads people to delay purchases in hopes of even lower prices.

Mr. Sinn said he believed there was a one-in-three chance that Germany could lapse into deflation, a cycle of falling prices familiar in Japan and China, which can cause lasting economic damage.

About five years ago economists realized that monsters from the 1930's were once again walking the earth: Japan, the world's second-largest economy, was trapped in a cycle of falling prices and rising unemployment.

Critics found fault with the bank for refusing to budge before now and said that it remained too focused on inflation when the biggest danger facing Europe, particularly Germany, is deflation, a cycle of falling prices.

This makes it all the more possible that a virtuous cycle of rising growth and appetite for risk can turn into a vicious cycle of falling growth and aversion to risk whatever the Fed does.

He decided to bail out Bear Stearns in March 2008 partly so that a sudden liquidation of the investment bank's positions did not trigger a cycle of falling asset prices and default.