Sentence examples for ongoing malaise from inspiring English sources

Take a step back, though, and both the emerging market slowdown and the boom that preceded it are just the latest symptom of the ongoing malaise afflicting the global financial system.

"The ongoing malaise of the manufacturing sector will add to broader growth worries and supports dovish calls for a first rise in interest rates to be held off until the industry returns to a firmer footing".

"The survey paints a picture of ongoing malaise in the eurozone economy," said Chris Williamson, Markit's chief economist.

If one combines this liquidity buildup with rising risk-aversion and adds that to Europe's ongoing malaise and Japan's incompetence, it is clear that it will be a while before the dollar takes a dive.

Perhaps the sudden renewed interest has something to do with the nation's ongoing economic malaise.

The Global Financial Crisis of 2007-08 and ongoing economic malaise may be a harbinger of the fallout from resource constraints.

I noticed a few empty seats on the first night, but this is a play that deserves packed houses for its unsparing dissection of the ongoing English malaise.

Angry and combative, Mr. Traficant gives voice to the community's rage when he rails against free trade, illegal immigrants and foreign steel, which many here cite as the causes of Youngstown's ongoing economic malaise.

The Trump Presidency means ongoing economic malaise.

They blamed Mr Obama's policies for the ongoing economic malaise, and hoped voters would overcome their fondness for - and political investment in - him.

Apart from the chronically high unemployment and ongoing fiscal malaise, intractable policy gridlock, and inexcusable partisanship in Washington, sequestration is just around the corner.