Sentence examples for Economic bane from inspiring English sources
Speculation is both an economic bane and a political one: soaring land prices in urban areas have made homes unaffordable for many in China's emerging middle class, and low-income residents in big cities have been hit with waves of evictions by both private and government speculators that have bought up their properties.
The German government has become the economic bane of greater Europe.
FOR all the brave talk of liberalisation, the airline business has yet to escape the bane of economic nationalism.
At the moment, though, the region's politics tend to embrace the idea that collective action of any kind is inherently suspicious or even evil; government is the problem, never the solution; and regulation is the bane of economic growth.
Searchlight, 60 miles south of Las Vegas, rising on hillsides along U.S. 95 after 35 vast miles of untouched desert, stands as a rather extreme example of the economic problems that have darkened this state and become Mr. Reid's political bane.
Economic and financial repression is very real, very powerful and is a growing bane in the developed world.
Even Tim Worstall, bane of left-leaning commentators and one of the blogosphere's sharpest economic minds, thinks it a good idea.
Houston's bane is the nation's boon, however, as low energy prices help sustain strong economic growth with scant inflation.
Bane takes a telemarketing job.
Corporate bullies are her bane.
