Sentences with phrase «as economic distress»

Leipold and other experts point out that while many law firms struggled to maintain high salaries for associates for fear that salary cuts might be seen as an economic distress signal, they've been slashing costs in other ways.

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Conlon & Co founded and managed two successful investments funds: a $ 100 million mezzanine lending fund which provided financing on over $ 1 billion of development projects as well as a $ 50 million real estate opportunity which acquired distressed property in Chicago and the Southeast during the 2008 — 2011 economic crisis.

Listed as second highest on the Distressed Community Index and number four in America's top 10 dying cities, Cleveland is suffering through undeniable economic difficulties.

And, Memphis ranks as one of the most distressed large cities, a few spots behind Toledo, according to the Economic Innovation Group.

In fact, the Economic Innovation Group ranks it as one of the most distressed large cities based on its economic well Economic Innovation Group ranks it as one of the most distressed large cities based on its economic well economic well - being.

The Economic Innovation Group ranks the city as one of the top 10 most distressed large cities in the U.S..

Third, the economic distress enveloping Italy has depressed the stock prices of many choice companies domiciled there, enabling us to purchase shares of Fiat Industrial at what we view as an extreme discount.

For those who understand the tremendous financial and geopolitical forces that today are vying not so much for supremacy as they were previously, but for survival; gold remains as it always has been — a store of value in times of monetary chaos and economic distress.

Some observers have even reinterpreted social issue and foreign policy controversies as expressions of economic distress, arguing, in effect, that the only real values in politics are material ones.

Excessive infant crying in this setting may be only a «red flag» of distress, and as such reflects key co-existent elements of the context in which it occurs, such as the role of the father, social and economic factors and the community context.

Joe Shannahan, a veteran Democratic strategist who served as spokesperson for former Gov. Tom Vilsack (D) and the state Democratic Party, chalked up the lack of enthusiasm among some Democrats this year to the national winds as well as the state's economic distress.

The suit seeks more than $ 50,000 in general damages and more than $ 50,000 in economic damages as well as an unspecified amount for medical and funeral expenses, emotional distress and other damages.

In a debriefing session that followed this particular videoconferencing session, a discussion ensued on the social issues that arise when people see little hope for the future, as well as the ways social, political, and economic forces work together in negative ways that can exacerbate tensions in distressed communities.

It recognises that in a time of social and economic distress, as well as enormous pressures on governmental budgets, the third sector and volunteering represent a unique...

If women are more likely to spend money to attract a mate in times of economic distress as the authors of the paper suggest, they are not more likely to earn more money at the same time.

Wodiczko has also developed «instruments» to facilitate survival, communication, and healing for homeless people and immigrants; these therapeutic devices — which Wodiczko envisions as technological prosthetics or tools for empowering and extending human abilities — address physical disability as well as economic hardship, emotional trauma, and psychological distress.

The Biennale has survived much worse, and in many ways has succeeded to a greater extent, during times of economic or social distress; this is often when art is needed the most as the inexplicable can be articulated through artistic practice and form.

In works such as Couch (2012)-- a sateen sofa sawed in half and then cemented back together — McMillian uses post-consumer objects including discarded mattresses, carpets, chairs and bedsheets as both the material and the subject matter of his art, as he evokes the physical, psychological and economic distress of communities hit by loan defaults, home foreclosures and unemployment.

«Preparing the country for the impacts of climate change, such as the experience of the devastating winter floods of 2013/14, would bring so many benefits: more resilient wildlife communities, farming practices in the uplands that are profitable for farmers and retain and sustain their soils, and avoid the impacts of floods on economic disruption, public health and distress to those involved.

You, as a victim, are entitled to lost wages, other economic losses, emotional distress damages, interest, and attorney fees.

These losses are generally difficult to calculate, as there is no true economic value that can be placed on the amount of distress one suffered.

Claims caused by auto accidents can only be considered for economic losses outside the No - Fault coverage as well as for non-economic damages such as severe pain, and physical and mental distress only if there is a «serious injury,» under the regulations set by the New York State Insurance Department.

Next to offence history, family factors were among the best predictors of recidivism compared to other domains, such as socio - economic status, intellectual functioning, and personal distress (Cottle et al. 2001; Gendreau et al. 1996).

Home values can decrease in times of extreme economic distress such as the Great Recession.

Conlon & Co founded and managed two successful investments funds: a $ 100 million mezzanine lending fund which provided financing on over $ 1 billion of development projects as well as a $ 50 million real estate opportunity which acquired distressed property in Chicago and the Southeast during the 2008 — 2011 economic crisis.