Sentence examples for cycles of bubble from inspiring English sources

You see, we cannot go back to endless cycles of bubble and bust".

They found that the cell performance decay is closely related to the formation cycles of bubble slugs.

The president's past speeches have made the case that we cannot afford to drift into a re-creation of the old economy, with its cycles of bubbles and bursts, its stagnant middle-class income growth and its decaying public assets.

Finally, the most critical part of our strategy is to ensure that we do not return to an economic cycle of bubble and bust in this country.

Finally, financial deregulation has become the enemy of full employment: it funnels capital to unproductive parts of the economy, and plays a key role in the "shampoo cycle" of bubble, bust, repeat.

To renew our economy and to ensure that we are not doomed to repeat a cycle of bubble and bust again and again and again, we need to address not only the immediate crisis in the housing market, we also need to create a 21st-century regulatory framework and we need to pursue a bold opportunity agenda for the American people.

After all, it was Obama who said in his March 27 speech at Cooper Union that, "To renew our economy and to ensure that we are not doomed to repeat a cycle of bubble and bust again and again and again, we need to address not only the immediate crisis in the housing market, we also need to create a 21st-century regulatory framework".

This is how the cycle of bubbles works.

Both of these synthetic mixtures were equivalent to CLSE in reaching minimum surface tensions of <1 mN/m on all ten recorded cycles of captive bubble compression/expansion at either a quasi-static rate (Figure 5) or at a dynamic rate (Figure 6).

The authors also have a healthy reverence for the work of Charles Kindleberger, who did much to explain the cycles of debt, asset bubbles and recessions.

This pattern leads to a cycle of exuberant bubbles and painful busts.