And the Fed can solve that problem by giving the bank a temporary loan, tiding it over until things calm down.
Various other designs have been tried since, but all were seen as temporary expedients intended to tide a patient over until the real thing became available from a human donor.That may be about to change.
For him, this was a temporary job, something to tide him over until his big break, which came in the form of a Superbowl commercial – for fast food rival Pizza Hut.
At such times, the battle of the waves and tides is fought over an area of sea that may be three miles wide when the tides are running at full strength; the furious turbulence of the water begins off Sumburgh Head, then gradually shifts seaward, subsiding only with the temporary slackening of the tide.
It provided women with poultry (easier to raise than pigs, cows, goats and sheep); subsidized legal and health services; clean water and sanitary latrines, and a temporary daily stipend to tide over extremely poor women who were working as maids for extra income, so that they could focus on farming.
A high level of short-term external debt relative to a government's stock of reserves means an economy lacks the means to tide borrowers through temporary difficulties.
Using multiple inexpensive sensors over 500 m along a tidally influenced wetland creek, I demonstrate how advection of temperature and specific conductance pulses reveal flood and ebb tides and the temporary reversal of flow by warmer, estuarine water from the receiving embayment.
One study found that 1.2 million Britons each year tide themselves over with temporary payday loans, which can charge more than 2,500% APR.
Russian policy makers are aware that the incoming tide of dollars is temporary, and that oil prices may fall later in the year.
