Sentence examples for ems from inspiring English sources

The EMs are not a trade or currency union.

Here's the gist of it:This paper documents that, for a sample of post-war recession episodes in advanced and emerging market economies (EMs), financial crises tend to be followed by jobless recoveries in the presence of low inflation and by "wageless" recoveries in the presence of high inflation.

In contrast, low inflation EMs display a pattern similar to the one observed in advanced economies, with financial crises associated to more intense jobless recoveries.In the low-inflation rich world, recessions associated with financial crises produce jobless recoveries.

There is a tug‐of‐war between the euro zone and emerging markets (EMs).

In a scenario of risk aversion, a strong US$ and higher real US yields, deficit EMs may see further weakness in the currency, adding to inflationary pressures and necessitating further domestic demand compression.

Typically, when EMs are faced with an episode of similar characteristics, there is a portfolio shift in favour of foreign‐exchange-denominated assets triggering maxi‐devaluations and inflation.

In addition, the 168-mile- (270-km) long Dortmund-Ems Canal traverses central Münsterland from north to south, providing additional access from the Ruhr region to the North Sea.

Dortmund-Ems Canal, German Dortmund-Ems-Kanal, important commercial canal in western Germany linking the Ruhr industrial area with the North Sea near Emden.

Between 1892 and 1899 the river was canalized to connect it with the Dortmund-Ems Canal in order to provide a German waterborne outlet for the Ruhr industrial district.

The state's importance in the regional economy of Germany was enhanced by the building of such inland waterways as the Mittelland Canal, the Dortmund-Ems Canal, and a host of others.

On artificial canals, where conservation of water is essential, depths do not normally exceed 20 feet: water consumption can be reduced by the provision of side pounds either adjacent to the lock, as at Bamberg on the Rhine-Main-Danube waterway, or incorporated in the lock walls, as in the (1899) Henrichenburg Lock on the Dortmund-Ems Canal.