Sentence examples for financial trough from inspiring English sources
But, he said, baseball's word not only is not its bond, but its motivation is not to help McCourt and the Dodgers through a serious financial trough.
Mr. Weill, who remains chairman, was Citigroup's chief executive during the years that WorldCom fed at his bank's financial trough before careering toward a dead end, and he lobbied Mr. Grubman on behalf of Citigroup's clients.
A number of Yeltsin's hard-line advisers, who fear for their own political future and access to the financial trough, are telling him to call off, or postpone the election, and that is still a possibility... Yeltsin is looking more befuddled and decrepit every day.
Africa, Asia and Latin America have stood still or have seen short-lived peaks followed by serious financial troughs.
From property-bubble peak to post-financial crisis trough, house prices in Arizona's biggest metropolis plunged by more than half, as demand dried up and foreclosures soared.
But Thatcher has passed with her country sunk in a post-financial crisis trough — a trough that was part of Cool Britannia's legacy as surely as Cool Britannia was forged in the creative destruction, cultural and economic, that Thatcherism unleashed.
We retain our Buy; this set of results should represent trough financials, with a stronger second half in store and potential upside in 2018 from regained market share.
We think the GPU IP business is worth at least 260p on the current trough financials, with potential upside in 2018 through regained Asian System on a Chip market share (particularly Mediatek).
In Britain, the yield on the benchmark 10-year gilt dropped below 3% for the first time since global financial markets hit their trough in March 2009.
That, at least, is the theory, according to Mr Borio.But while fiscal policy can be very helpful at the trough of the financial cycle, monetary policy is much less likely to be successful:Monetary policy typically operates by encouraging borrowing, boosting asset prices and risk-taking.
Now the industry comes to the public trough demanding a financial bailout for its incompetence and callous indifference to marketplace changes among the car-buying public.
