Sentence examples for inflated bubbles from inspiring English sources

In other words, as central banks have battled to limit the fallout from economic crisis at home, they have simply inflated bubbles elsewhere.

Falling house prices lead to an increase in banks' non-performing loans, and as their collateral shrinks, so does their capacity to lend.This survey will conclude that the latest housing boom has inflated bubbles in several countries, notably America, Australia, Britain, Ireland, the Netherlands and Spain.

One truckload is equivalent to 40 truckloads of the already inflated bubbles of yore.

In other words, the money loaned, and paid back, on time, is linked to concrete realities, products, education, not consumer debt, or inflated bubbles of real estate values in the Western world (which became inflated because the cheap money and the flipping lead to artificially high "asks").

As bankers take a kicking from an increasingly irate public, auditors have avoided the anger, even though they signed off trillion-dollar balance sheets, sanctioned increased dividends in bank shares that collapsed months later, blithely assumed markets would function seamlessly and established controversial rules that inflated bubbles and amplified losses.

really gave them this inflated bubble for the entire site".

It was a great deal for AOL, which swapped highly inflated bubble stock for Time Warner's more stable shares.

However, the high-pressure die castings are highly prone to leakage problems because of their high content of bifilms and inflated bubble trails.

If, like so many Americans, you were buying shares as the stockmarket inflated, bubbled and burst, you might well feel angry now.

The harshest critics of the Fed are worried that a change in policy could pop what some believe to be an artificially inflated bubble in stock prices.

The inflated bubble collapsed early Sunday when all the warm air rushed out of a door that was blown off its foundation.