Sentence examples for troubled sectors from inspiring English sources

The changes are expected to put increased pressure on already troubled sectors of the economy, even as it draws foreign capital into the country.

Reducing foreclosures in a meaningful way would act to stabilize the housing market, real estate experts say, letting the administration patch up one of the economy's most persistently troubled sectors.

"It feels better, huh?" Stocks surged as investors grew more optimistic that some of the economy's most troubled sectors might be improving.

Housing prices slid back in February to their lowest level of the downturn, fresh proof — as if any were needed — that real estate remains one of the most troubled sectors of the economy.

"The degree of benefit realized from China's monetary stimulus will hinge on whether banks increase their lending to the most troubled sectors of the economy," said Jing Ulrich, the chairman of China equities at JPMorgan.

Philip Isherwood, a strategist at Dresdner Kleinwort Wasserstein, points out that the de-leveraging story was anyway a mixed one in America, where many companies merely amassed cash and left gross borrowing intact, while others in troubled sectors did not even do that.Market jittersAnd finally the markets themselves are suggesting that all's not for the best in this best of possible worlds.

The latest problems to hit an already troubled sector would further diminish appetite in the local financial market for bonds issued by credit card providers.

It said in a report there were some similarities between Europe's current situation and Japan in the 1990s, when the latter suffered from a troubled financial sector and reduced private sector spending.

Now another firm in Britain's troubled electricity sector is in difficulties.

The MPC was not swayed by pleas for help from the troubled housebuilding sector.

The troubled automotive sector, which is heavily integrated across the US-Canada border, is a prime example.