Sentences with phrase «more economic disruption»

But in all likelihood, it will take much more economic disruption to dislodge Putin.

Not exact matches

Where these balance sheet improvements are most advanced, future financial distress will look more like what we typically see in instances of financial stress in the major economies — substantial asset price volatility and the potential for substantial financial losses, but less in the way of a significant disruption to either short - run or long - run real economic growth.

Despite continuing political turmoil and economic disruptions — many lingering from the 2013 Rana Plaza collapse that killed more than 400 Bangladeshi textile workers — the Bangladeshi economy fared well in 2014.

Canadian banks, ranked the soundest by the World Economic Forum, can withstand major economic disruptions because they moved more quickly than their competitors to raise capital buffers, the country's banking regulatEconomic Forum, can withstand major economic disruptions because they moved more quickly than their competitors to raise capital buffers, the country's banking regulateconomic disruptions because they moved more quickly than their competitors to raise capital buffers, the country's banking regulator said.

These economic disruptions and changing freight patterns will spur the trucking industry to lean more heavily on less - than - truckload hauls, medium - duty straight trucks and vans, shorter routes and final - mile delivery, Albrecht says.

This labor market recovery appears all the more impressive when it's considered in the context of structurally lower economic growth due to population aging trends, as well as the technological disruptions being experienced by many industries.

«To avoid the kind of long - term economic disruption we are now facing, Government, engineers and the entire supply chain need to work together to make the infrastructure as a whole more resilient — and adapt it to cope with the anticipated increase in flooding as result of climate change.

The third U.S. climate assessment note global warming's disruptions have hit the country, with more severe weather and economic impacts

Abstract: More than twenty years of statelessness and related insecurity, including the proliferation of armed groups, the fragmentation of politics along clan - based lines, economic disruption and large scale population displacement, have had dire consequences on the rights and protection of women and young girls in Somalia; resulting in an increase in gendered patterns of violence as disillusioned and armed young men have been turning against women and girls with impunity.Implicated are Africa Union Mission to Somalia (AMISOM) peacekeepers, government soldiers and some men within Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs) in Mogadishu, with allegations that tantamount to protector turning to perpetrator and exploiter.

The longer they stretch out, the more we hear words like «disruption» and «paradigm shift», but investors ignore economic cycles at their peril.

There are those who think that the recent techno - economic disruption and displacement happening in the Bay Area is a force moving SF towards more conservative baselines (by displacing progressives for libertarian techies).

Wouldn't C&D be more effective (and cause less economic disruption) if complementary efficiency goals were in place?

In the coming decades we will most likely be facing deteriorating global macro economic conditions, increasing climate - change induced weather disruptions (floods and droughts), and more volatility in agricultural commodity prices and the price of energy used to produce and transport those commodities.

Since those are certain to cause more disruption to the economic system than the slow changes presently envisaged, then for me that is a major failing.

We would argue that global climatic disruption will make these relationships even more crucial as the ever - escalating climate change impacts permeate issues of economic security, national and international security, national energy policy, environmental and natural resource management and protection, and so on.

This well - known target, which supposedly represents the «safe» limit of climate change, has always been a highly political choice that has more to do with minimizing economic disruption than with protecting the greatest number of people.

So important that it needs lobbies like CCL to keep harrassing politicians to do more... The truth is that CCL is just another semi-useless political organization lobbying for its own biased view, not telling us anything new or useful and peddling economic policies that would cause disruption, achieve little, but impose costs on industry and low income earners.

I conclude that for the past 33 years there has been an increase of no more than 0,3 deg C, which would represent a «global warming» trend of around 0.9 C per century, due to unknown factors related to the Sun, and surly nothing to warrant a huge economic disruption caused by a fanatical U.S. war on carbon aimed at driving up the cost of conventional fuels aimed at unnecessarily reducing their consumption.

Cheap energy supports faster economic growth > more employment > less social disruption.

Because energy is so ubiquitous to our lives, it is critical that lawmakers implement market - oriented energy policies that allow energy to be produced more efficiently at lower costs with fewer economic disruptions and lower environmental impacts.

A «decline in the availability of cheap energy» — i.e. peak oil, and more generally peak fossil fuels, could — if we handle it very stupidly — cause some very serious economic and social disruptions to human society.

«Preparing the country for the impacts of climate change, such as the experience of the devastating winter floods of 2013/14, would bring so many benefits: more resilient wildlife communities, farming practices in the uplands that are profitable for farmers and retain and sustain their soils, and avoid the impacts of floods on economic disruption, public health and distress to those involved.

The deVere CEO concludes: «Robust regulation that is devised, implemented and enforced by international financial regulators will mean further protection for the growing number of people using cryptocurrencies, the less likely it will be that criminals will use these digital payment methods, the less potential risk there will be for the disruption of global financial stability, and the more potential opportunities there will be for higher economic growth and activity in those countries which introduce it.»

«However, we may see more volatility in the next few months as communities affected by the recent hurricanes experience construction delays and other economic disruptions.»