Sentence examples for event of a shock from inspiring English sources

"Unsustainable levels of debt will make consumers more vulnerable in the event of a shock such as a reduction in income," the regulator said.

Reports had begun to appear in financial circles, warning that these firms were heavily reliant on short-term funding from the wholesale bond markets, and that in the event of a shock they were too big for the state to bail out.

Ben Bernanke, the head of the US Federal Reserve, said that the main reason to hold gold is because of a fear that something could go wrong with the financial system, and therefore you hold a small amount of gold because you think that even though it will have intrinsic value like any other commodity, is likely to have a better value in the event of a shock elsewhere in the financial system.

The average family can only get by for around two months in the event of a financial shock".

For governments like Spain's, trying to stave off deepening economic problems, and for France, where many officials are generally in favor of new tools to support the single currency, the creation of a budget, and perhaps a treasury, could be another channel of financial support in the event of a sudden shock.

Of course, all bets could be off in the event of an external shock, like a serious disruption of oil supplies.

Another idea is to require financial firms to write their own "living wills," describing how they would wind down in the event of an adverse shock to their balance sheets.

"In addition," the minutes said, "further sizable disinflation that resulted in a nominal inflation rate near zero could create problems for the implementation of monetary policy through conventional means in the event of an adverse shock to the economy that called for negative real policy interest rates".

Carney has insisted that the Bank would not attempt to repeat the Treasury's calculation of the cost of Brexit, but would be forced to calculate the risks to the UK's financial health in the event of an economic shock.

In the event of an economic shock, the government can always mobilize the massive stock of household bank deposits to finance investment and growth; and it can always instruct the SOEs and state banks to implement these growth-promoting policies at the cost of efficiency.

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