Sentence examples for financial crater from inspiring English sources

Oz is scrambling to dig himself out of a financial crater his father-in-law left behind; he sighs, "I'm worth more dead than alive".

As we move further away from the financial crater that the Great Recession left, we're starting to get a clearer picture of just how it affected the lives of and outlooks of our population, particularly the much-maligned Millennials.

Clambering out of this financial crater will be really, really complicated.

Financial markets cratered on Tuesday for the second straight day, wiping out the gains since the Brussels deal was announced last week.

In Hong Kong, financial stocks cratered on fears of more U.S. bank failures.

As last year's financial crisis cratered the U.S. and Chinese stock markets, ChinaCache put its IPO plans on hold.

Jumbos, like all mortgages not backed with a government guarantee, nearly disappeared after the financial system cratered in 2008.

The organization's visual arts director, Natxo Checa, explained that the financial crisis has cratered local art buying, but it has actually been good for art.

It has been a long, tepid recovery for the U.S. economy since the financial crisis nearly cratered the housing market and banking system.

Adding race to financial concerns doesn't crater support from the middle — it helps turn a losing progressive message into a winning one.

To him, causing losses to the people who had tanked the economy would have been "cratering the financial system". So, Obama chose, instead, to crater the bottom 99.9% of the economy, not this fraction of the top 0.1%.