Sentence examples for rising bad from inspiring English sources

I pushed back a rising bad taste.

Asia's economic slowdown, rising bad loans and weakening currencies were to blame for the result.

Taiwan additionally faces rising bad loans; the other two countries, growing disappointment with their restructuring efforts.

Faced with falling revenue and rising bad loans, Mr. Müller had little choice but to attack Commerzbank's costs.

Another shareholder complained about rising bad debts and a "flaccid" dividend which he said indicated the board's lack of confidence.

Banks need capital to bolster themselves against rising bad debts, to fund new lending and to cope with new international capital rules.

Britain's fourth-largest bank is suffering from rising bad-debt provisions and "tough" business conditions; its shares tumbled.

While the Narcos are the rising bad-news story here, the rising good-news story is Mexico's burgeoning middle class — sort of.

For example, rumours of rising bad-debt provisions and an operating loss in the second quarter sent shares in HVB Group, Germany's second-biggest bank, down by nearly a fifth in two days, before the bad news was confirmed on July 25th.

HSBC Holdings said Monday that its first-quarter profit was ahead of the equivalent period a year ago as higher profits in Asia, the Middle East and Latin America helped offset rising bad-debt charges in the U.S. and a write-down at its investment banking arm.

When they rise, bad things can happen, like the Jonestown thing, or Waco, Tex.