Sentence examples for Economic demise from inspiring English sources

After all, while reports of Europe's economic demise are greatly exaggerated, reports of its high taxes and generous benefits aren't.

But the F.T., like everybody covering the tick-tock of Europe's economic demise, is written in that secret language of "credit spreads" and "stability facilities".

Money and capital will flow into this country, they will be able to make education number one, rebuild our corporate infrastructure, pay for healthcare for everybody and hopefully get a handle on our paranoia and do away with the military industrial complex which is ruling and bringing about our economic demise.

In fact, victims of foreclosures and Madoff now frequent Tv talk shows and the internet, revealing in great detail their economic demise.

"It's been twenty 20 years since the wall came down and it seems to many, that the economic demise of the East in the wake of unification, is followed by even more economic troubles, which lie ahead".

To take a Marx-ish view of all this, its roots are clearly economic: the demise of the large-scale industrial economy that reached its peak just after the second world war, and the consequent weakening of the idea of politics as a battle between two huge ideological blocs.

Mr. Smith said he was more afraid of an economic downturn than the demise of affirmative action.

IT IS perhaps a measure of America's resilience as an economic power that its demise is so often foretold.

Political resistance is enormous because of the devastating economic effect that the demise of a car factory has on the surrounding community.

The city has struggled with deprivation and economic gloom since the demise of the fishing industry in the 70s, but hopes the year will now bring a much hoped-for cultural and economic boost.

The right claims Lula is a King Lear-like figure who authored his own demise through economic mismanagement, political mistakes and by fostering a culture of corruption throughout the state sector.