Sentence examples for economic buffer from inspiring English sources

Indeed, the Swedish krona is far from the economic buffer it once was, according to Mr Borg.

Not the people who have already "made it" and will likely have a healthy economic buffer against any adverse effects of a "Brexit", whether you think there will be any or not.

We examine the literature on the environmental benefits of buffers, the economic issues related to buffer adoption, and the importance of the aesthetic quality and design of buffers.

Governments can help a bit by trying to buffer economic shifts, as well as doing their own jobs more efficiently.

ILZ, AUSTRIA — Until a few years ago, Styria, a province in southeastern Austria bordering Hungary and Slovenia, was an economic backwater, a buffer zone between the prosperous west of the country and its formerly Communist neighbors.

Impressive as they are, Obama's legislative victories to this point — most notably the $787 billion stimulus bill and a stunningly ambitious $3.6 trillion budget resolution — have been relatively easy lifts for a popular new president installed at a time of economic crisis and buffered by comfortable majorities in the House and Senate.

Instead, Chávez sextupled Venezuela's foreign debt, leaving little buffer for economic shocks.

The government has also stockpiled food in warehouses as a buffer against economic crises that could lead to unrest.

Banks were once expected to provide a buffer against economic cycles.

Other policies, like reducing bridge tolls that do not help improve traffic flow, could help buffer the economic impact.

Since the €48 billion figure was calculated last year, admittedly with a buffer, the economic outlook has deteriorated.