economic panic造句

• The economic panic of 1893 put the Rockbridge Company out of business.
• A national economic panic in 1857 contributed to a down-turn in Day's furniture business.
• Economic panic didn't make it shut its doors.
• The threat of a real economic panic loomed.
• Since then, economic panic has given way to euphoria in Brazil as its economy has started to recover.
• Economic panic started sweeping Latin America's largest economy on Jan . 13 when the currency plunged 46 percent.
• The economic Panic of 1893 had left the nation in a deep recession, which still persisted in early 1896.
• In 1893, The Cloverdale Land and Development Company was bankrupt, due to the nationwide economic panic of that period.
• In January 1907, Andrew published a paper that anticipated the economic panic that hit in the fall of that year.
• This is hardly the first time the administration has linked U . S . security interests with quelling an economic panic.
• But Cline said the economic panic that took Brazil by storm in mid-January when the currency fell 46 percent has abated.
• That particular nonsense had seemed dead until last week, a well-deserved victim of common sense in a time of economic panic.
• An economic panic in 1893 closed down the health spa and hotel, and quarry business along the tracks never developed sufficiently.
• economic panic in 1837 drove settlers from New York to Michigan; these were the travelers who followed the Grand River Road.
• But then, in 1998, came the Asian economic panic, an event that had never been dreamed of in the economists'mathematical models.
• "Since Jan . 3, we've been fighting not to adjust the economy but simply to control a situation of economic panic,"
• The currency, the rupiah, is falling steeply again, approaching the depths that touched off the economic panic of Suharto's final months.
• The economic panic that began sweeping Latin America's largest economy on Jan . 13 when the currency plunged 46 percent has subsided.
• And they may well serve as a cushion on which the societies of Southeast Asia can bounce back once the economic panic recedes.
• The small city suffered greatly in the economic Panic of 1857; however, the presence of the capital is credited for keeping the town alive.