Sentence examples for financial tensions from inspiring English sources

Fitch warned that the British economy was threatened by the "ongoing financial tensions in the euro zone".

Now, investors, no longer sure the government is in control, fear more stimulus will aggravate the financial tensions.

"In Europe, for example, financial tensions have eased considerably, but large parts of Europe remain in recession and unemployment in some countries is at record highs," Ms. Atkinson said.

The first is that it believes the prospects for the eurozone are brighter than they were a few months ago, in part because of easing global financial tensions and in part due to the impact QE is having domestically.

But if Senator Hart ignores the financial tensions between the Stormont Executive parties he will only get half of the picture.

"The abatement of financial tensions has led some financial institutions to imagine they can return to the same modes of action prevalent before the crisis".

At a minimum, there was tremendous financial tension: one near-eviction after another.

An earlier round of three-year loans in December has been crucial in reducing financial tension in the euro zone.

NYU's Callanan sums up the financial tension this way: "government would prefer not to pay, and investors would prefer to get back as much as they can".

It has a way of seeping into your life and exacerbating every point of financial tension you ever have experienced with your partner.

"But in a moment of international financial tension like this, first we have to pass the budget because we can't start in 2011 without the tools to govern".