Sentence examples for financial catch from inspiring English sources

So far, that policy has brought political benefits; but now there is a financial catch, albeit a small one.

Joseph J. Lhota, the former transit agency chief and a preferred candidate of the city's Republican business elite, entered the race late and is now in financial catch-up mode, devoting much of his time to wooing would-be donors.

Publishers are scrambling to play financial catch-up now that so many genre writers have discovered they can do just as well on their own as with publishing houses--and often better, because they charge much less for ebooks and earn a larger percentage of their royalties.

IF STANDARDISATION IS one way to make financial innovations catch on, mutation is another.

Bond yields tend to go up when economies are growing rapidly and financial markets catch a whiff of inflation.

On the macro stuff, financial markets catch on overnight.

Recognizing patterns of behavior preceding an OPEC meeting, such as the way prices move in response to comments by member country ministers, can be useful, but will novel cases such as the SARS epidemic or the 2008 financial crisis catch the programs flat-footed, possibly triggering massive losses?

In late May some financial news caught my interest, especially because it involved some old white rich dudes getting caught with their pants down, for exactly what most left-leaning angry white kids think they do: plotting against the little guy while boldly not giving a fuck.

Less than a year after Mr. Beame's inauguration, financial reality caught up with New York City.

Even so, the jump in sales last fall amid such widespread financial distress caught some people by surprise.

Sargent added: "It is just wrong to say that this financial crisis caught modern macroeconomists by surprise".