Sentence examples similar to monetary setback from inspiring English sources

His good fortune was followed by medical and monetary setbacks.

We seem to want to believe we can budget-cut our way to financial success, maybe because we view monetary setbacks as shameful, nobody's fault but our own.

The claim that Asia's economic success resulted from specific Asian virtues has suffered a severe blow since the monetary and economic setbacks that became apparent last fall.

A wild stock rally followed by a crash, as happened in 2006-07, would be a grave setback.Since looser monetary policy is the right medicine for the economy but a risk for overheated shares, the solution could be stricter regulation of the stockmarket itself.

Over the last fifteen years, the Fed has responded to every economic setback by loosening monetary policy.

The euro tumbled against the dollar on Asian markets after the setback for Europe's monetary union, and European shares and bonds took a hit when markets opened after the weekend.

The result was another setback for the European Union's hopes for monetary union before 2000.

Some theorize that the setback for European integration could eventually weaken the monetary union's Stability and Growth Pact, which tethers the Continent's euro-based economies together, and eventually send the euro into a sustained decline.

Following the Greek vote, calls mounted in Berlin to eject Greece from Europe's monetary union, a move that would be a massive political setback to the continent's ambitious plans of ever-closer unity.

The result was an economic setback that didn't really end until both monetary and fiscal policy became expansive with the onset of World War II.

Despite those setbacks, and the currency market anxieties now focused on Europe's monetary union, most countries in the region still want to be in the euro zone.