Sentence examples for Economic disgrace from inspiring English sources

And, of course, this economic disgrace completely ignores the deadly reality that nuclear power is just as terrible in its own destructive ways -- and over a much longer time-frame -- as coal-powered electric generation is.

That New York does not have a statewide economic strategy is a disgrace.

And this will have happened under a prime minister who took leadership of his party proclaiming, "I believe that poverty is an economic waste, a moral disgrace".

Of his work, he commented without irony: "Time just flew by". Cesarani dispels myths of Eichmann's unhappy childhood, placing him against the normal but selective background of Austrian Calvinism - very different from the previous picture of an embittered man who turned Nazi on grounds of social disgrace and economic hardship or out of resentment against Jewish employers.

Reading it, I was struck by just how much the dynamics of our present culture increasingly represent those of a totalitarian society, where free speech is effectively squelched by economic retribution, public humiliation, disgrace and, worst of all, physical harm.

Less than 10 years ago he declared poverty "an economic waste and a moral disgrace".

Many of London's residential tower blocks, designed to offer a utopian life in the sky, have been demolished in disgrace.Yet tastes and economic circumstances are changing.

If, however, he does what it takes to save Brazil from this nightmare and return it to healthy economic growth, populism will also be disgraced.

Under these economic conditions the "free trade" argument is a disgrace.

The order's founder, Father Marcial Maciel, gained considerable power by courting the country's economic and political elites but eventually fell into disgrace for sexually abusing seminarians.

Or else risk public disgrace, like errant schoolboys, and threats of economic sanctions.And the price?This is no way to treat neighbours.