Sentence examples for monetary peril from inspiring English sources
Once again Downton is in ill-defined monetary peril: "Downton is being mismanaged!" But how?
"Monetary flexibility, reflected in the monetary score".
In May 2010, when David Cameron and Nick Clegg were negotiating the terms of their coalition agreement and Greece received its first package of financial support, the idea that Europe was about to be gripped by a crisis that would put monetary union in peril was ridiculed.
Top marks for cynicism Beyond a bail-out Reprints Related items The real menaceMay 20th 1999 Monetary policy: The perils of pricking bubblesMay 14th 1998Mr Greenspan fields two arguments against trying to curb share prices with higher interest rates.
His hope was that the bank could insure against the perils of his fiscal tightening by keeping monetary policy very loose, or even loosening it further.
Instead, the focus should be on designing a monetary system to provide what society needs (financial liquidity), without the perils of debt.
Moreover, the emergency monetary and fiscal treatment must eventually be withdrawn, which will create moments of peril ahead.
America's saving rate of close to zero leaves no such cushion.The perils of procrastinationJohn Makin, at the American Enterprise Institute, a think-tank, argues that monetary and fiscal relief were necessary but not sufficient to revive Japan's economy.
If overly loose monetary policy created "undue inflation pressures", they could be countered at a "moment of much less financial peril".
Such movement of tectonic plates has kept high the peril of landslides for euro deleveraged area banks, and one may expect the adoption of unconventional monetary policies by the European Central Bank to stay heavy and for long.
