Sentences with phrase «financial communities generally»

BOSTON (March 10, 2009)-- None too surprisingly, the business and financial communities generally foresee a continued slump in capital investment for most segments of green technology — although the energy sector may do relatively well.

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In Australia, the lifting of interest rates and credit controls, and increased competition from foreign banks, contributed to a surge in credit growth, and a substantial increase in risk taking in the financial sector, and in the community generally.

It is generally looked down upon in the financial community (including my own little community here).

Small community banks generally did not wade into the financial quagmire that has engulfed their larger counterparts.

Community college financial aid offices and state unemployment offices generally have additional information on these programs.

Of course, even without the sort of direct benefit Trust Power are talking about the neighbouring people may benifit indirectly, for example by the community funding that most wind power developers set up, or from contracting or employment etcetera, but there has not generally been a good balance of financial advantage in the immediate vicinity of a wind farm.

Generally, the experience of people returning from prison to the wider community «involves dealing with the negative experiences of imprisonment, in a context all too often characterised by isolation, accommodation difficulties, financial and material constraints and a lack of significant emotional support».