Sentences with phrase «economic distress»

This is a reality that will likely never change, but it is especially true during times of economic distress around the country.

Especially for low - income renters, and in communities experiencing economic distress, such financing is often unavailable in the private market.

Extremely Hot events, even for a single summer, kill established trees, permanently damage ecosystems and cause severe economic distress.

And the mortgage meltdown is central to the general economic distress which we now see.

But all the schools we visited were worried about budget cuts associated with economic distress and pressure on state and local resources.

And the further the recession slips into the past, the more this change looks driven by demographics rather than just economic distress.

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

It was easy eight years ago because the plans were about stabilizing the housing market and helping those at risk of foreclosure because of temporary economic distress.

Thus while economic distress was critical to the electoral outcome in 1992, its effects are best understood within the cultural context of the vote.

Economic distress on both parents after divorce is almost inevitable, unless you are in the top five percent of earners in this country.

More than a decade later economists and financial analysts are again identifying powerful signals of economic distress, this time in the energy, mining, power - producing, and farm industries.

The federal money is from a Department of Commerce program that has long provided funding for economic development, with a focus on helping areas in economic distress.

No liberation of men from economic distress, political oppression and human alienation will succeed which does not free nature from inhuman exploitation and which does not satisfy nature... Therefore the long phase of the liberation of man from nature in his «struggle for existence must be replaced by a phase of the liberation of nature from inhumanity for the sake of «peace in existence».

That's a reasonable standard, especially given the loose guidelines outside the FHA program which lead to massive foreclosures and economic distress during the past few years.

«Western Sky Financial and CashCall worked together to charge outrageous rates to vulnerable citizens in a time of great economic distress,» said Mark Kaufman, Maryland's commissioner of financial regulation, in a statement.

Appalachia — stretching from the southern tier of New York state to northern Alabama, Mississippi and Georgia — has long experienced deep economic distress and deprivation, and the gamut of accompanying social problems.

Worsening indicators are troubling, but with effective two - generation strategies focused on strengthening Nebraska families by mitigating their underlying economic distress and addressing the well - being of both parents and children, these indicators can be improved.

Home ownership studies show that loans with limited down payments have an increased likelihood of default, particularly in periods of severe or prolonged economic distress, the company says.

The report, titled «It's About Time,» found that community stressors such as economic distress, hunger, lack of medical care, family problems, unstable housing and violence, result in lost learning time three times as often in high poverty schools as in low poverty schools.

The report also looked at staffing changes during the Great Recession where economic distress caused many public agencies to see their budgets slashed.

He mentioned that business contacts had told Fed officials they were worried that trade tensions could spill into broader economic distress.

«By refusing to cut the low - income heating assistance program in this time of widespread economic distress, Congress would guarantee that New York will be able to assist these families who need our support.

Similarly, in all three cities it was never clear that enough money left the school districts as a result of student defections to generate any significant economic distress among central administrators, principals, or teachers.

Creates moral hazard, and probabilities of future economic distress.

Nathan Kathol's photographs depict scenes from Cedar County, Nebraska - a community breaking the stereotype of small town economic distress.

An investment in Las Vegas renters insurance is a smart financial decision because of the low premium cost and the hedge it provides against economic distress should things go wrong.

The abrupt halt of foreclosure sales by several lenders this fall — and a promised investigation into lenders» foreclosure practices by the 50 state attorneys general — adds a new layer of complexity for real estate practitioners trying to adapt to the ongoing economic distress.

RE / MAX Valley extends its congratulations to all recipients and thanks them for their dedication and a job well done in a year fraught with economic distress not just in our Valley but for nearly all Americans everywhere.

While shoppers rush full tilt toward Christmas, the number of people living in economic distress is on the rise.

The petition was launched last month by an unnamed person and credited the increase in the value of cryptocurrencies with an increase in hope among the people who could now contemplate finding relief from economic distress.

And regardless of the policy, Obama insisted yesterday that he wanted to see a global warming debate — even in the face of severe economic distress.

That's a reasonable standard, especially given the loose guidelines outside the FHA loan programs which led to a significant rise in foreclosures and economic distress during the past few years.

«Particularly during a time of great economic distress, working men and women need a Senator who intuitively understands the very real challenges they face in their daily lives.

Non-standard measures fall out of the scope of traditional ways that central banks and other monetary authorities use during times of deep economic distress.

Funding decisions were based on the following criteria: the number of abandoned properties within the municipality; the proportion of such properties compared to the overall size of the municipality; its level of general economic distress; and its demonstrated interest in addressing the problem of housing vacancy and blight.

These findings underscore the importance of two - generation strategies that strengthen families by mitigating their underlying economic distress, while addressing the well - being of children.

«Home ownership studies show that loans with limited down payments have an increased likelihood of default, particularly in periods of severe or prolonged economic distress.»

Political commentators are right to point out voter concerns about immigration, economic distress caused by globalization, and the technocratic establishment....

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.

11 world saturated with news of terrorism, war and economic distress.

«Big companies are an easy target for candidates looking for convenient villains for the economic distress felt by many of our citizens,» Verizon Chief Executive Officer Lowell McAdam said in a blog post.

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.

This report does not address the reasons that women had fewer births after 2007, but a previous Pew Research analysis4 concluded that the recent fertility decline is closely linked to economic distress.

Consequently, we must take responsibility for those who are in economic distress, reintegrating them into the community's economic life.