Sentences with phrase «economy in tailspin»

With the economy in a tailspin, what's the future of electronic data discovery?

Now, with the global economy in tailspin, these exercises in object making have come to a crashing halt.

We spent an insane amount of money chasing this loser, lost thousands of young men and women at war, thrown our economy in a tailspin and that doesn't even cover 9/11 itself.

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Besides that, the U.S. economy was in a tailspin.

A scenario in which the U.S. and China end up in a trade war that wrecks the U.S. economy, shrinks foreign investment and sends property values on a tailspin is still unlikely, but no longer outlandish.

Asian stock markets posted gains Friday on optimism over two positive U.S. economic reports despite contentious budget talks in Washington aimed at keeping the economy from going into a tailspin.

And he added: «If we changed course on reducing our deficit, we would end up with interest rates like those in Portugal, Spain, Italy and Greece and we would send our economy into a tailspin.»

She is a threat to them and their go - along - to - get - along culture, which has done nothing as the economy of the region has been in a tailspin for 30 years.

When our economy dove into a tailspin in 2008, was it because poor reading and math scores were finally catching up to us?

At the time, which was in the 1980s, the global economy and markets were in a tailspin.

What does it mean that pretty much all national economies are in a tailspin, regardless of model?

«We live in a world in which a terrorist attack in the Middle East could push oil well over $ 100 a barrel and send the world economy into a tailspin,» says former CIA Director James Woolsey, now a vice president at consulting firm Booz Allen Hamilton.

Market tailspins have chased investors into gold and other safe havens, including Bitcoin, as the global economy moves into unchartered territory in terms of post World - War II global economics.