Sentence examples for financing shock from inspiring English sources
The smaller institutions also had almost all the cash they needed to withstand a financing shock, according to the committee, which consists of national bank regulators and heads of central banks.
Trinity Wall Street's announcement in January that it was suspending its vaunted music program, to reassess its place in the ministry and examine alternative sources of financing, shocked many music lovers in New York, parishioners or not.
S.& P. warned that Germany's rating could be moved down for the first time by one notch, to AA+ from AAA, if its analysts concluded that the central bank's current policy was "unlikely to be effective in mitigating the economic and financing shocks that we believe Germany could be experiencing".
Their actions have caused a drought of foreign financing, a shock to an economy that had ample access to international borrowing markets during the last decade.
Shocked everyone with successful IPO in 1995, financing new tracks, acquisitions and a major seating expansion.
Martin Lewis, the man most trusted by the British to inform them about their personal finances, is shocked by Brexit but calm about the consequences.
The speed with which investors fled the tumbling peso and the knock-on effect on other countries looked like the hallmarks of new kind of financial debacle, one that resulted from vast international capital flows sweeping into and out of emerging economies ill-prepared to deal with them.The big brains of international finance were shocked by both the sudden onset of the crisis and its virulence.
With 135 people running for California governor, making it to the top 10 vote getters when you are neither famous nor well financed is nothing short of shocking.
It called the increase "a shock" given eradication efforts financed by the United States.
The other is a "leverage" shock, in which the credit crisis has stopped people from borrowing to finance consumption.In response to this second shock, governments have deliberately taken on the debts of the private sector.
