Sentences with phrase «economic turmoil»

In times of economic turmoil many of us are finding ourselves unemployed or stuck in dead - end jobs for fear of not being able to find a better one.

This was in order to avoid economic turmoil in the country as well as reducing the pressure and burden on the economy caused due to the mortgage sector.

Signs of global economic turmoil are being seen from falling stock market and crude oil prices to the weakest Canadian dollar since 2004.

A flurry of new credit cards hitting the market this week underscores that card issuers are still seeing opportunities among affluent consumers, despite recent economic turmoil.

He firmly believes that the organization can be financially resilient during economic turmoil if a profit strategy is developed.

Any industry reporting steady employment growth, despite the current economic turmoil is welcome news, even if it is a male dominated industry.

Some of the best companies have been created in times of great economic turmoil.

Whenever the economy suffers and stocks and currencies go down, gold goes up because people turn to gold as a safe haven from economic turmoil (and to combat inflation).

Find out why economic turmoil leads to more court cases and what you can do about the potential risks.

Given time, they can really pay off, even in the midst of economic turmoil like we've seen in the last decade.

The 2015 economic turmoil significantly affected consumer's consumption habits leading to rise in popularity for value for money or economical packaging formats.

While economic turmoil has clearly been a weighing factor, one can not continue to hide behind such conditions permanently.

Such lessons can serve to strengthen a pet store, positioning it to take advantage of the impending economic rebound and weather potential economic turmoil down the road.

The state of economic turmoil throws up a whole new question mark over climate change legislation.

Some law firms are benefiting from the present economic turmoil, picking up new business generated by the fallout from business failures of some companies and the government bailout of others.

Besides, the value of real estate will continue to increase despite the occasional economic turmoil.

In the past six years, all of us have experienced the global economic turmoil through layoffs, salary cuts, perpetual unemployment, and have now settled into the new economic norm.

Students also learned that by helping countries ~ they placed themselves in good standing ~ and could find an ally when attacked or hit with economic turmoil.

But, in light of the overwhelming retirement preparedness statistics and the recent economic turmoil, frankly the government thinks that we can not handle it ourselves.

Our country's current economic turmoil has so many of us on an emotional roller coaster.

Millennials have watched their parents age toward retirement in a period of economic turmoil — resulting in higher layoffs and unemployment from companies in which they spent a large percent of their adult lives.

I think if this is what is happening, we will witness great economic turmoil and great changes in the world order.

U.S. investors are ready to capitalize on Asia's economic turmoil by purchasing commercial properties in Japan, says The Wall Street Journal.

'' The expenditure is drawing barbs from the opposition, but the government defends the television and Internet campaign for the budget, which sees Alberta facing a projected $ 10.4 - billion deficit amid economic turmoil caused by low oil prices.

Changing it might bring economic turmoil because Arizona's economy has grown up based on that system.

There's talk the central bank may signal on Tuesday that it is more reluctant to raise interest rates than it was just seven weeks ago due to ongoing economic turmoil in Europe.

Since the nation plunged into economic turmoil, a handful of states have scaled back pay bonuses and subsidies for teachers who earn certification through the National Board for Professional Teaching Standards.

Electric cars will outsell fossil - fuel powered vehicles within two decades (by 2038) as battery prices plunge, turning the global auto industry upside down and signaling economic turmoil for oil - exporting countries.

I mean, just read the lede from the New York Times» story on COP17: «With intensifying climate disasters and global economic turmoil as the backdrop, delegates from 194 nations will gather in Durban, South Africa, starting Monday to try to advance, if only incrementally, the world's response to dangerous climate change.»

With the continued economic turmoil in North America and Europe, investors, baby boomers, retirees, wealth managers and people looking for second homes are searching for alternatives that offer great opportunity, positive lifestyles and a new place to call home.

The RGB's yearly vote pits advocates pushing for little to no rent increases amid continued economic turmoil against landlords who argue the cost of managing buildings has risen significantly enough to demand substantial rent hikes.

He gave the example of Russian President Vladimir Putin, who he would argue has less power today than five years ago because of economic turmoil caused by sanctions and a middle class of an unprecedented size and aspirations.

By maintaining a steady exchange rate of 1.20 Euros per Franc, the Swiss were able to keep investors from flooding into the safe haven currency at a time when economic turmoil was rampant and kept the Franc from increasing too much during that time.

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The period of economic turmoil since the financial crisis has actually coincided with an increase in people's wellbeing, an official study has found.

Today's sobering story on how economic turmoil could blunt climate - friendly energy plans, by Elisabeth Rosenthal, implies that a new kind of climate and energy trance may indeed be nigh — not one created just by dropping prices for coal and oil but also by the urgency of a global economic retreat.

«Because proposals to put hundreds of millions of dollars of state liabilities for CUNY and Medicaid on the city were averted, we can maintain vital programs and protect the city against future economic turmoil.»

In July, BNEF projected that «electric cars will outsell fossil fuel - powered vehicles within two decades as battery prices plunge, turning the global auto industry upside down and signaling economic turmoil for oil - exporting countries.»

During that time for millennials, he says, «if they weren't experiencing economic turmoil themselves, they got to experience it through their parents, and that resulted in anxiousness.»

Catalonia could also face economic turmoil due to its separation for the European single currency, and increased tariffs on their goods and services.

With economic turmoil overseas and controversy in the election rhetoric, China is in the cross hairs.

That year, with so much economic turmoil and a new President taking office, the concept of an everyday person being able to criticize a country music star for being a snowflake seemed inconceivable.

That would plunge Greece into even more economic turmoil as it would become an international pariah, largely cut off from the credit markets countries need to finance themselves.

The results echo the resilience of Asian economies in contrast to the ongoing economic turmoil affecting Europe and North America.

Since the Great Depression, when economic turmoil sent throngs of people with cars out into the streets to become gypsy cab drivers, cabs have been tightly regulated by municipalities around the county.

Schultz then outlined a similar narrative for Starbucks: the company is responding to a real but manageable threat — the latest economic turmoil — but everybody is in it together, and Starbucks will wind up on top.

What investors now want is resiliency and the ability for young firms to survive coming economic turmoil.