Sentence examples for effect of the banking from inspiring English sources

"The effect of the banking crisis means the need for a new, trusted, state-owned bank based on the Post Office network is urgent," the campaigners say.

My colleague Julia Kollewe explains: Public sector net borrowing excluding the effect of the banking bailouts - the government's preferred measure - rose to £18.17bn last month, from £17.95bn a year ago, according to the Office for National Statistics.

They still detected "a lack of conviction" at the bank that its monetary tools would work, which they said would reduce the effect of the bank's action.

Many other businesses are concerned about the effect of the bank closures on their ability to operate.

So, 3 months or no 3 months, it really won't have much effect on the bank accounts of the new artists you speak of.

You don't really see the effects of the banking crisis in the same way.

It was just three years ago that the world saw the ripple effects of the banking and housing collapse on the global capital markets and the job market in the United States.

This antipathy doesn't signal a disenchantment with club football but is a sign of a changing national identity thrown into overdrive by the disproportionately felt effects of the banking crash outside of London, and the changing nature of British identity caused by Scotland's independence referendum (whatever the result).

Putting it all together, Mr Broadbent estimates that the net gain to the exchequer assuming it does not have to pay out on the guarantees could be nearly £3 billion a year.But although the direct fiscal effects of the banking rescue may be surprisingly small, the overall budgetary outlook has taken a sharp turn for the worse.

We also have to be concerned about the echo effects of the banking crisis on the aggregate economy.

Mr Griffiths added that mutuals, being run for the benefit of their members, had avoided the worst effects of the banking crisis and were more trusted by the public.