The Dark Underbelly of Finance

But there is an underbelly.

The Soft Underbelly of China s Growth

The financial crisis laid bare the soft underbelly of globalization.

It is likely to provide an especially lurid exposé of the corrupt underbelly of the financial world.

Efforts to restrict people s movement between countries expose the soft underbelly of globalization the deepening gap between countries mean incomes.

Efforts to restrict people s movement between countries expose the soft underbelly of globalization the deepening gap between countries mean incomes.

There must be recognition of the fact that the criminal justice system is the soft underbelly of the rule of law.

I've had to see more than my fair share of violence and the darker underbelly of society, and that's informed my opinions.

Even the slightest hint of color on the underbelly of a cloud would inform them and help them navigate with the keenest accuracy.

Even the slightest hint of color on the underbelly of a cloud would inform them and help them navigate with the keenest accuracy.

Whereas many regard Israel s toughness as its principal characteristic, India s own citizens view it as a soft state, its underbelly easily penetrated by determined terrorists.

I don't like to be sitting here as an American talking about this, but this is the underbelly of the real world that we live in.

Today, however, terror has become truly international. The dark underbelly of globalisation threatens rich and poor, Muslim and atheist, Belgian and Turk, with no reprieve in sight.

Meanwhile, it distorts reality to view Spain s entire banking sector through the prism of the cajas, the savings banks that are the soft underbelly of the Spanish financial system.

Among the countries that once constituted the underbelly of the Russian empire, inspiration came first to Kyrgyzstan, a country of six million people in Central Asia's mountainous and comparatively water rich east.

There has been an outpouring of tribute to the man and his work over the past weeks, but if the death of one of the most liberal Arab thinkers earlier this month has brought such an overwhelming sympathy, it has also uncovered the underbelly of Arab intelligentsia, one that is deeply divided along the lines of separation between passionate liberalism and firm conservatism.