Sentence examples for sector crash from inspiring English sources

"Everyone tries to find new people, but it is not straightforward, and after the financial sector crash many of those we always thought were good are now tainted".

"Despite the Internet-tech sector crash, remnants of the heyday of start-up mania are alive and well in 2001," writes Jonathan Dunn of Manhattan.

The surest way to another financial sector crash is for the bankers to calculate that they can get away with anything, and if it goes wrong the government will bail them out.

The 15 richest people in America became $64 billion poorer as a group in the past year, thanks largely to the tech sector crash.

Shares of the chipmaker have plummeted 69% from a record high of $74.88 reached on Aug. 31, 2000, before the tech sector crash.

Most of the 54 dropoffs from this year's Forbes Four Hundred Richest in America list were victims of the tech sector crash.

The son of a steelworker, Juncker had seen at first hand the crisis that could engulf a tiny country reliant on one industry when in the 1970s the steel sector crashed.

David Hillman, spokesperson for the Robin Hood Tax campaign, which presses for a tax on banks' financial transactions, said of the ex-RBS dominance of the challengers: "It's disturbing that so many bankers who were in senior roles when the sector crashed are still in top jobs today.

Shares in the miner and commodity trader, which is run by the billionaire Ivan Glasenberg, dropped by 29% to 68.62p – a daily share price fall that rivals losses suffered by banks and technology companies during their respective sector crashes in the previous decade.

Goldman Sachs misstated and left out key facts of a subprime-related security, according to the Securities and Exchange Committee, and the news sent the financial sector crashing in midday trading Friday.

For now, Lucent, which has been in the doldrums since the telecom sector crashed in 2000, is celebrating its victory in Brazil.