Sentence examples for Economic anguish from inspiring English sources

Multinational oil companies and the government are equally responsible for much of the environmental and economic anguish in the Niger Delta.

Perched on the slopes of Mount Titano, overlooking the Apennine mountains of northern Italy and the Adriatic coast, there is no obvious sign of economic anguish in San Marino city's historic centre.

So when it closed the offices and factories here that made mainframe computers, the Kingston region lost nearly 8,000 jobs, sinking into economic anguish that wrought increases in drug abuse, homelessness and crime.

Like a lot of folks--maybe you're one of them--I thought the economic anguish of recent years was over and done with, given a string of 10 consecutive monthly gains in the leading economic indicators, a knockout of a fourth-quarter GDP increase (a recently upward revised 5.9%) and Ben Bernanke's reaffirmation the other day to maintain low interest rates for an extended period.

The lawsuit says the couple seeks a judgment declaring the company's conduct was unlawful as well as an unspecified award for the "economic damages, mental anguish and emotional distress" they have suffered as a result.

Howell demanded from North Korea $450 million in punitive damages as well as $51 million for the personal anguish and economic loss both Warmbier and his parents experienced.

Inevitably, they say, the special master, who is not subject to Senate approval and whose decisions cannot be appealed to any court, will have to balance the economic losses and emotional anguish of each family against the total burden on taxpayers.

But economists who have studied the impact of floods, tornadoes and hurricanes have found that after the initial anguish and huge economic disruptions, periods of increased economic activity frequently follow as insurance money and disaster relief flow in to jump-start rebuilding.

White working- and middle-class fellow citizens – out of anger and anguish – rejected the economic neglect of neoliberal policies and the self-righteous arrogance of elites.

The fate of one particular load of french fries, and the lives and cultures of those who handled it, illuminates the causes and effects of Asia's anguish the way no economic treatise ever could.

The so-called "China shift" sparks Japanese anguish that includes and exceeds economic and diplomatic concerns.