Sentence examples for monetary stress from inspiring English sources

I think he has noticed my hands shaking so many times from monetary stress that he will do anything to keep things like this from me.

"I will never put a team in monetary stress for a few more bucks," Jackson wrote to Jim Coyne of the Albany Patroons in May 1984.

These detailed commentaries define an interface problem that appears to be causing monetary stress to some pharmacists.

It's a monetary and stress trade-off.

Mr. Campa cited an International Monetary Fund stress test that concluded Spanish banks would need to raise no more than 25 billion euros against bad loans.

29International Monetary Fund (2013b) stresses the importance of improvements in intermediation: in many countries, near-zero or negative credit growth has been a main factor in the slow economic recovery.

During the last years of the crisis the countries of the eurozone has carried out a lot of reforms both at national and European level and in terms of strengthening the architecture of our economic and monetary union, including the stress testing of the banks which will create a more solid banking sector, ensure more private investment".

The Eurozone's nations implemented myriad national reforms aimed at strengthening the monetary union and alleviating stress on banks and governments.

Perceived barriers were explored as non-monetary (e.g. stress of treatment, side effects of drugs, interrupted social activities) and monetary (e.g. expenditures on drugs, TCAM) (Cronbach alpha =.80).

Reprising his recent comments and those of other central bankers, Carney stressed that monetary policy alone could not address the world's economic problems.

She stressed that monetary policy "remains accommodative" and that "if the economy were to disappoint, a lower path of federal funds rate would be appropriate".