Sentences with phrase «immediately after the crisis»
A broader measure of their FX debt — including (cross-border) FX loans — has also grown faster than GDP but such lending did fall sharply in the years immediately after the crisis.
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Hurricane Andrew in 1992 led to losses around 1 % of GDP, but no crisis followed — in fact, the economy began to recover from a recession immediately after the hurricane struck.
Lord Falconer, who will lead the ministry, will immediately be faced with an emerging prison crisis, after the prison population reached 80,674 this week - 400 short of capacity.
The only times the party have posted a better score, on 45 %, were immediately after John Major's surprise election victory in 1992, and in the aftermath of the 2008 financial crisis.
«It is no longer news that AD in Ondo State has been engulfed in a serious crisis, especially immediately after the last governorship election.
And his supporters are right to say that last year's shambolic coup attempt damaged the party: it was both outrageous and the mark of a farcical absence of political strategy to cripple the opposition at a time of national crisis immediately after the Brexit vote.
If you or someone you know on campus is experiencing an emotional or a psychiatric crisis after hours, immediately contact a resident director (RD), Campus Safety at 330-471-8111, or the Crisis Intervention Center of Stark County at 330-452-6000.
«Despite entering the workforce during or immediately after the worst of the financial and housing crisis, the desire to become a homeowner appears to be a personal goal for a convincing majority of young renters,» he said.
Overall, homes are now selling at a slightly faster rate than during and immediately after the financial crisis, but many households that would normally buy continue to rent.