Sentence examples for weather shocks from inspiring English sources

While China still has significant buffers to weather shocks, the margins of safety are diminishing".

In theory, a bank with higher levels of capital is more likely to weather shocks and less likely to need government aid in a crisis.

Severe weather shocks could cause further spikes, induce panic buying, prompt countries to close their borders to food exports and even lead to riots and revolutions.

TODAY'S recommended economics writing: Dubai illustrates the return of a financial storm that can weather shocks—some of them, at least.

I realised that severe weather shocks were already undermining poor livelihoods in vulnerable countries, and were negatively affecting rights to food, safe water and health.

Most households are able to cope with the relatively uncommon "cold weather shocks" in Britain by increasing fuel expenditure without reducing expenditure on food.

Barring "a weather shock", Greggs was likely to benefit from consumers' rising disposable incomes, he said.

Our analysis identifies the causal impact of the weather shock on children's height by exploiting exogenous variation in the intensity of the shock across time and space.

The focus group discussion participants also argued that they preferred to shift their farmlands from producing food crops to tree plantation since tree plantation was found to be more weather shock resilient agricultural system than seasonal food crop productions that mostly could face seasonal crop failures.

In particular, we're interested in products that help consumers weather financial shocks — things that can help consumers anticipate and manage the unexpected and expected shocks that all of us encounter, whether it's a car repair, job loss, trip to the ER or long-term illness.

The ratio is a measure of a firm's ability to weather financial shocks.