Sentences with phrase «of economic implosion»

With his flurry of foreign trips, handling of the economic implosion and legislative agenda, Mr. Obama is pushing on all fronts.

It breaks down to living expenses on 1 check and debt on other with a little bit left over for my 401k, which has about 15k or so in it after the hit i took from being laid off and losing the unvested employer match in the middle of our economic implosion a couple years ago.

A few years later, with the U.S. market in a nose - dive, Flying Colours decided to find new customers in the Asia - Pacific region, which wasn't experiencing the same kind of economic implosion as North America and Europe.

Not exact matches

After a two - year slide due to an economic implosion that saw Wall Street, big banks and other key recruiters of MBAs scale back their hiring, the MBA made a comeback in 2010.

In this unfortunate tipping point, the concentration of wealth in the hands of the few results in economic implosion because the 99 percent can't afford to buy anything the 1 percent has to sell.

However, rates may be more affected by fears surrounding the implosion of the Iran arms deal than today's economic releases.

Three years after an implosion of the nation's financial system helped push the country into its worst economic nosedive since the Great Depression, pastors are still trying to figure out how to address people's fears from the pulpit.

The implosion of our entitlement safety nets has more to do with the demographic crisis — too many old people and not enough young ones — and uneven and uncertain economic growth (which has lots of causes).

And while everyone here seems to worry about the implosion of the Canadian dollar, there are real economic risks with the US dollar.

Of real interest: today's debt implosion is not necessarily a byproduct of the economic meltdown that occurred in 200Of real interest: today's debt implosion is not necessarily a byproduct of the economic meltdown that occurred in 200of the economic meltdown that occurred in 2008.

The extraordinary growth in power generation in China in recent years, which quickly vaulted the emerging industrial powerhouse to the top of the global list of carbon dioxide emitters, has collapsed under the weight of the global economic implosion — at least for now.

The downturn in the last few years was largely a result of the powerful economic implosion.

Does our government view the biosphere implosion as a very temporary engine of economic growth and job creation?

Of course these days, few stocks are immune from the global economic implosion we're dealing with now.