Sentence examples for troubled countries from inspiring English sources

(Banks holding troubled countries' bonds would also suffer).

In fact, leaving the euro would help troubled countries recover quickly.

The TRC was considered a success, and other troubled countries seek to emulate it.

Troubled countries need a credible programme to bring down deficits and debt in the medium term.

It has bailed out troubled countries through loans, but only on strict conditions.

The burden of helping troubled countries could not fall only on the taxpayer, said Germany.

The monetary union cannot rely solely on squeezing troubled countries, which depresses overall demand.

When matters appear to improve, or when the troubled countries receive more aid, there is more slack in the system.

He aggressively bought up European sovereign debt, wagering that the Continent would not let troubled countries default on their loans.

After all, its bond-buying policy depends crucially on troubled countries submitting to a euro-zone reform programme.

To help offset the potential financial hit, firms are building up their deposit base in troubled countries.