Similarly, when economic or financial distress arises, the expectations of economic agents sink into uncertainty, which ultimately reduces their willingness to spend on consumer goods and to invest in financial markets (Hansen, Sargent and Tallarini, 1999; Ilut and Schneider, 2014; Hugonnier et al., 2015; Bateman et al., 2015).
A serious attempt to minimise the damage, and return to normal economic growth, will be a lot more conducive to our longer-term economic health than lamely sinking into the economic vortex by which we are now threatened.
The potential economic benefits of sinking ships for reefs are significant.
The U-turn The government has looked at the same figures and realised that their economic credibility is sinking fast.
He envisioned the group as a broad movement, preaching faith as the key to social and economic justice and sinking deep roots in Egypt's powerful labor unions.
Ms. Koo, who had been a store design and construction director for Limited Brands, attributed the divorce to many things gone wrong, including their sinking economic status.
On September 8, 2011, stymied by a stalling economic recovery and sinking approval ratings — his lowest to date — Obama went before Congress to launch the American Jobs Act and revive his Presidency.
More than health care, more than righting a sinking economic ship, more than the historic first of an African-American president, he believes that his efforts to slow the warming of the planet will be the most consequential legacy of his presidency.
Today its pillars the dual containment of Iraq and Iran, the pursuit of Arab-Israeli peace, and the expansion of regional economic co-operation are sinking into quico-operation are jusinking into's leader, Saddam Hussein, has survived prolonged siege and is still shouting from Baghdad's parapets (tossing down the occasional body to show how cruelly his people suffer).
Bond prices moved higher on the weak economic news and sinking stock market.
