Sentence examples for evident financial from inspiring English sources

The effect of Mr. Draghi's promise has been evident: financial markets have stopped driving the borrowing costs of Spain and Italy toward the danger levels that led Ireland, Greece and Portugal to reach for international financial lifelines.

In another important feature of the video, the GP Registrar does not utilise national health programs and supports which aim to decrease health disparities in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people, despite evident financial and logistic barriers to care.

Indeed, this has been an area of increasing focus for governments since the attacks, and with good reason: It quickly became evident that financial information concerning the attackers and their networks was already on hand at a variety of financial institutions.

Leverage in the system has increased significantly, and some of it is not even evident in financial statements.

"It became evident the financial package he was looking for wasn't one we would be able to meet and the negotiations have sort of petered out a little bit," he explained.

Mary L. Schapiro, the chairwoman of the S.E.C., said at the commission's meeting on Friday that the new regulations address problems that became evident during the financial crisis, but which were not addressed by the Dodd-Frank financial regulation law enacted this summer.

And maybe the predatory, profit maximising capitalism that was evident in some financial institutions in the mid-2000s is hopeless.

Rising wages suggest the re-emergence of a worker shortage that was becoming evident before the financial crisis.

Labour argues that the mistakes evident in retrospect in financial regulation, for example—would have been made by a Tory government too.

Mr. Ollila said that Nokia expected market conditions to remain challenging, and his cautiousness was evident in the financial targets Nokia provided for the first quarter, which were lower than some analysts had anticipated.

The giddiness was evident in the financial media, but the context in which stocks act remains the same: The Nasdaq is still below its 200-day moving average, and what is now a two-day rally in the Nasdaq has taken that market's 2-period Relative Strength Index (RSI) from a little over 17 to just shy of 87.