Sentence examples for financial triggers from inspiring English sources
What will change this, we believe, are financial triggers, like a necessary, significant capital expenditure or a principal payment.
But while money struggles and concern over massive future debt are causing many students' mental health issues, financial triggers alone don't paint the full picture.
With its investment-grade status intact, Enron forestalled the activation of the financial trigger that would have made it liable for the large payouts and which also would have allowed Dynegy to back away.
Perhaps most important to the development of an indigenous life science sector in China, the paucity of dedicated reimbursement for innovative molecules from the country's healthcare budget remains a missing financial trigger that would further accelerate the country's ability to foster domestic champions.
Telos Corp. issued no new options to top executives in 2005 because the company failed to meet financial performance triggers.
If tabloid gossip — like rumor in the financial markets — triggers genuine action by serious players, I think readers of serious newspapers may deserve to know about it.
Allen and Gale (2003) argue that financial liberalization triggers the lending growth and increases economy-wide output at the equilibrium owing to the cost of crisis.
In September 2008 the Great Financial Crisis, triggered by the collapse of Lehman brothers, shook the world.
Enron's financial bankruptcy, triggered in part by revelations of faulty financial reporting, was a shocking national calamity.
The financial crisis triggered a backlash against globalisation, expressing itself as nationalism in culture and protectionism in the economy.
