Sentence examples similar to prompted by financial imperatives from inspiring English sources

The auction, the brothers said in the catalog, was not prompted by financial hardship.

The decision was prompted by financial issues as well as increasing crime in its neighborhood.

In 1992, the government bailed out the country's largest financial institutions after they ran into trouble following a property boom prompted by financial deregulation.

Toys R Us has struggled to stay afloat, and Barnes & Noble is in the midst of a boardroom battle prompted by financial woes.

Driven by financial imperatives, retailers view tobacco companies as supportive advisors and policymakers as unaware of the implications new measures may have.

In the past, Rampling has said that her choice of roles is dictated not by a desire to entertain, nor by financial imperative, but as a means of self-examination, a way of testing her own limits.

Much of the current turmoil has been prompted by the financial woes of the Nets and the Devils.

When Lucy Pollard was murdered, the nation was trudging through a depression prompted by the financial panic of 1893.

Prompted by the financial debacle in Mexico, Canadian leaders had the courage and the foresight to make those spending cuts before a fiscal crisis was upon them.

The musical, called "Toxic Bankers," offers a comedic version of the recent banking industry backlash, prompted by the financial crisis and large pay packages.

"These are consequences of the painful adjustment prompted by the financial crisis and the need to rebalance our economy," he said.