Sentence examples for Economic brilliance from inspiring English sources

In those rare hours when he is not exuding economic brilliance, he enjoys cultural pursuits such as opera, and E! True Hollywood Stories.

That, combined with the natural advantages of Oregon's and Washington's plethora of famous companies, its well-trained workforce and its natural beauty may not quite reproduce 1999's economic brilliance.

For all his supposed economic brilliance and the ballroom stardust, Cable comes across as very steady, a little dull, even – unless he is hiding it all beneath the surface.

It's the economic brilliance of the Trump campaign that illuminates how right he has been.

And like many economists, left and right, he does his economic half -- his economic brilliance -- no good service for indulging.

The Renaissance ushered in a period of economic prosperity and intellectual brilliance.

I'd also feel better if Obama had a prominent economic adviser whose technical brilliance was paired with a non-technical grasp of how economic policy affects ordinary Americans in the real world.

The brilliance of this economic system built on insecurity is that it is self-reinforcing.

(I am mindful of how Professor Friedman, a true supernova of brilliance, said of economic forecasting, "If you're going to predict, predict often").

John Chambers has become known more for his kvetching about being the victim of a global economic slowdown than for his managerial brilliance.

The German Army was crushed by a combination of logistical brilliance, firepower, raw courage and an American "economic juggernaut that produced much, much more of nearly everything than Germany could".