Sentence examples for troubled wall from inspiring English sources

Mr. Romney supported the Troubled Asset Relief Program, known as TARP, that provided a financial lifeline to troubled Wall Street banks, but he subsequently opposed the loans to the auto industry.

Bonuses paid by one troubled Wall Street firm, Merrill Lynch, have come under particular scrutiny during the last week.

The S.E.C. has already come under fire for not suing many top executives running troubled Wall Street firms during the crisis.

"We have not seen the bottom," he declared in December, when he took the reins of the troubled Wall Street giant.

After 59 years, Alan C. Greenberg is still trading away at Bear Stearns, the troubled Wall Street bank that is about to disappear.

The complaint filed by Schneiderman deals with conduct that took place during 2006 and 2007 at now-defunct Bear Stearns, the troubled Wall Street firm that was purchased in 2008 by JPMorgan Chase.

Perhaps more than any other factor, Mr. Corzine's appeal to voters in this fiscally troubled state was his Wall Street pedigree and his business acumen.

Treasury Secretary Henry M. Paulson Jr. is proposing to spend up to $700 billion to buy troubled investments that even Wall Street is struggling to put a price on.

LONDON – The British government has filed for permission from the European Union to possibly split the Royal Bank of Scotland into two entities, a move that would essentially wall off troubled assets that crippled the bank and led to a government bailout five years ago, the European Commission confirmed on Monday.

Troubled banks weighed on Wall Street Wednesday afternoon, as concern over the next phase of the government's bank bailout caused the bottom to drop out on investors.

In 1986, for example, the Dodgers refurbished a poor and troubled elementary school, painting walls "Dodger Blue," installing light fixtures shaped like baseballs and dispatching a grounds crew of sorts to do landscaping.