Sentence examples for damage the real from inspiring English sources

Thus, directly and indirectly, the failure of such an institution will damage the real economy through an abrupt contraction in credit availability.

Those actions were taken out of well-justified concern that their outright failure would irreparably impair market functioning and further damage the real economy already in recession.

I fear that, like Tony Blair, you shrink from the truth of the matter; that free and lightly regulated financial markets, upon which so much of our business elite's prosperity is dependent, have delinquent propensities for speculation and short-termism that profoundly damage the real economy.

The government does not want to strip the city of one of its treasures (can you imagine a New York without hot dogs?) nor can it fully legalize street vending, because opening up hundreds of rent-free spots would damage the real estate economy.

The unwinding of that balance sheet will send interest rates on their $1.1 trillion In Mortgage Backed Securities (MBS) soaring and will thus further damage the real estate market, stifle earnings growth and depress GDP growth.

If they rose beyond that level, Mr. Brinkann said, the federal government would very likely resume its subsidies rather than risk damaging the real estate market.

You know, we saw prior to Paul Volcker coming into place inflation shooting up in ways that really damaged the real economy.

The results of the analyses show good agreement between the observed damage in the real building and the damage achieved numerically at the current condition (LF = 1).

The damage to the real economy is becoming apparent.

Let's not go for the virtual damage when the real thing is before us.

The damage to the real estate market from that period will not be officially known until the first-quarter numbers for 2009 are released in April.