Sentence examples for economic fall from inspiring English sources

And Hispanic children in poverty are more likely to live in married couple families than either non-Hispanic whites or African-Americans, according to the report, a pattern that can help cushion an economic fall.

In particular, oil and gas dominate Russian exports and tax revenues, setting the nation up for an economic fall when prices decline, as they now appear to be doing.

It is no coincidence that the rise of endless cable and online sources, coupled with the economic fall of local and rural newspapers, occurred just before one of the most divisive political climates in American history.

But internationally, the economic fall-out could be substantial.

However, Vietnam is worried not only about the military threat from China, but about its economic fall-out as well.

Meanwhile, the country struggles to recover from the economic fall-out of weeks of demonstrations and violent clashes on the streets between protesters and police.

Markets continue to behave as though this mess is a uniquely Cypriot failure.Question two concerns the broader economic fall-out for Cyprus.

Mr Taylor finds evidence from the paper's sample of crises to suggest that a swift policy response helps to limit the economic fall-out.

For now, the majors contend they can handle the fallout from Katrina, but losses including those for interrupted business are mounting by the day.The broader economic fall-out of Katrina remains uncertain.

That should prompt investors to opt for the safety of multinational groups, with a spread of products and operations that confers some protection from the economic fall-out.And the long period of large-cap underperformance has caused valuations across the market to become compressed.

Many thousands of people will lose their jobs, and although the government's compensation scheme involves restocking farms, paying for lost income and deferring loans, the pain in the countryside is already being felt.Unlike SARS a year ago, however, the economic fall-out should be limited to the poultry sector.