Sentence examples for Economic decay from inspiring English sources

The causes of Russian economic decay are well known.

Hollande's biggest problem is spiralling unemployment, a symptom of France's economic decay and zero growth.

Ronald Reagan inherited economic decay and the most intense Soviet effort to win the cold war.

Williamson itself, a town of 3,000, is a picture of social and economic decay.

Furthermore, the demographic losses caused by plagues that raged in Egypt and elsewhere in the East contributed to economic decay.

Tens of thousands of layoffs by the motoring industry have worsened a long-term economic decay which has eaten away at Detroit for decades.

Detroit's reputation precedes it: its economic decline and apparent decay regarded as a warning sign for modern civilisation.

But the scant investment along Madison raises a key question not answered by a TIF reform task force created by Mayor Rahm Emanuel: Can the city's primary economic development tool help reverse decades of economic decline and physical decay in Chicago's poorest neighborhoods?

"We continue to expect China's economy to grow at a helter-skelter pace into the New Year, until inflation reaches the point that economic stability decays into a hard landing," he wrote in an analysis for clients.

While the French republic doesn't now face the prospect of war, it does face other crises: economic stagnation, decaying inner cities and a top-heavy state staggering under the increasingly unrealistic expectations of the public.

She argues that race has become a metaphor, a way of referring to forces, events, and forms of social decay, economic division, and human panic.