Sentences with phrase «of economic disaster»

That was the most considering that the height of the economic disaster in 2008 and well up on the 255 in 2013.

The Liberal Democrat spokesman called for the UK to seek a relationship with the EU similar to that of Norway, as he painted a picture of economic disaster if hardline Brexiters get their way.

However, as The Great Recession taught us (or should have taught us), there is also a place for nonprime / subprime mortgages at the center of an economic disaster.

The economy here isn't bad, and we only need look at the NDP in Alberta to know what kind of disaster awaits the foolish choice of their economic disaster policies.

It can be out of the ashes of economic disaster or through diligent and disciplined investment over time.

Largely public school and Oxford PPE, «hideously» white, nepotistic, career politicians, Labour's front bench will aim to face down its own horrendous dual legacy of economic disaster at home and quagmire conflict abroad, by employing political luvvies, practically none of whom have any useful experience, especially in commerce and the military.

Former chancellors Lord Norman Lamont and Lord Nigel Lawson and ex-party leaders Iain Duncan Smith and Lord Michael Howard poured scorn on warnings of economic disaster from the Remain campaign.

Branded «Detroit Steel,» the series suggests a sci - fi graphic novel, speaking poignantly of economic disaster in past, present and future.

Do you happen to remember the alarming predictions of economic disaster if we regulated CFCs, and who made those predictions?

Anytime there's a proposal to protect workers or clean up air or water pollution, you can count on the Chamber of Commerce and their ilk will come out with a forecast of economic disaster.