Sentence examples for monetary crisis from inspiring English sources
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What Happened to the Monetary Crisis?
We think it's recovering nicely from the 1998 monetary crisis".
This is a crisis of sovereignty that takes the form of a monetary crisis.
He added: "There's no substitute for gold when you have a monetary crisis.
Even the monetary crisis itself has generated unprecedented new steps toward financial regulation.
Emphasis on empirical studies, financial and monetary crises, and recent policies and problems.
(He has rescued American Ballet Theatre, Alvin Ailey, and England's Royal Opera House from dire monetary crises).
After three years of repeated monetary crises, the Wilson government finally and reluctantly devalued the currency, to $2.40 a pound from $2.80.
Born into an impoverished and dysfunctional family (whose dysfunctions and monetary crises he reproduced, with Xerox fidelity, in his own roles of husband and father), he missed out on a university education.
Presented as polemic, "The Ascent of Money," which was shown in a truncated version on PBS in January, is essentially a series of anecdotes, many quite lively, about various characters and events that provoked consequential monetary crises or contributed to the development of financial instruments that altered history for better or worse.
