Sentence examples for sharp adjustments from inspiring English sources

McNeill writes that the future is "inherently uncertain" and that "sharp adjustments will be required".

"The mark down in asset prices is really an educated guess, and it may not be borne out by real-world transactions, for better or worse, though with such sharp adjustments there appears to be a lot of bad news in the price".

Declines have been particularly sharp in the troubled peripheral economies of the euro zone, such as Portugal and Spain, but real wages have also tumbled in Britain.In this section The big freeze American exceptionalism Better than Ukraine A moving target End-to-end End-to-end End-to-endption ReprintsThese sharp adjustments have hurt but were in largameart unavoidable.

In its annual "Green Budget" the IFS said that Mr Osborne's new mandate suffers from "severe limitations" because it could require him to make "sharp adjustments" in public spending in response to forecasting errors by the Office for Budget Responsibility OBRR).

Moody's has also made sharp adjustments.

Now that foreign sentiment appears to be turning negative, one of the biggest risks to America's economic outlook is a sharp adjustment.

"There is no reason to exclude international agreement and coordinated intervention as a means of dealing with an overvalued dollar, in part as a way to prevent an excessively sharp adjustment later on," Mr. Jasinowski, the manufacturers' representative, said.

Nigel Jenkinson, executive director for financial stability at the Bank of England, warned in a speech on November 30 of the risks to banks of a "sharp adjustment" in property prices.The possibility of a bust worries not only property investors but also their bankers.

In a way, you could see the market sell-off as a toddler tantrum; they want more from their Mummies and they want it NOW.Market expectations of Fed rate increases have been subjected to a sharp adjustment; rates are expected to be 1.75% in late 2017, below the lowest "dot" in the projections revealed by the Fed only last month.Not raising rates would be a help.

"To fail to do so now, when the demand for dollars is still strong, heightens the risk of a sharper adjustment later.

There is little reason to believe that sharp fiscal adjustments in the current American context will produce growth.