Sentences with phrase «ongoing financial crisis»
Adding to those fears was the evident global downturn in manufacturing, the ongoing financial crisis in Europe, and the predictions of some that the US also would experience a return to recession, a «double dip.»
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Coupled with Puerto Rico's ongoing financial crisis, that means «difficult decisions» lie ahead in who gets prioritized for power and how much they'll have to pay for it.
«It is not happening as quickly as we wished because of the damage to our economy by the ongoing financial crisis.
Major territorial disputes, climates change and the ongoing financial crisis are all too big for single countries to deal with on their own.
In a statement released late Monday from his campaign, Obama spokesman Bill Burton derided McCain's attempts to use the ongoing financial crisis for political gain and quickly pivoted to focus on the Illinois Senator's outsider credentials.
Arguably, Obama has achieved the former with his selections but it remains to be seen how energy and environment budgets will be impacted by the ongoing financial crisis.
Those measures, set for a vote Wednesday by the Chicago Board of Education, represent short - term fixes that officials acknowledge won't solve the district's ongoing financial crisis.
The company shrugged off the ongoing financial crisis in its European home market to sell 8.26 million vehicles in 2011, beating out Toyota for the number - two spot worldwide.
The recent and ongoing financial crisis has tested all of us, not only financially but emotionally too.
A loan could save you from an ongoing financial crisis or even help you start a business.
One of the country's wealthiest cities and a global industrial powerhouse once, the city's ongoing financial crisis has led to its 2013 bankruptcy, regarded as the largest municipal bankruptcy filing in the history of the country.
Richard Heinberg's latest book goes to the heart of the ongoing financial crisis, explaining how and why it occurred, and what we must do to avert the worst potential outcomes.