Sentence examples for Economic glory from inspiring English sources

The economic glory of these areas is long since passed.

Instead, that city, in its day Iraq's number two, has become an impoverished shadow of its former economic glory.

For now, Mr Abe will be able to bask in all the expectation of sporting and economic glory.

"We feel excluded, we're not part of this great rich image". Just as Ireland's economic glory days appeared to be levelling out, a leading economist predicted the dawn of a new "golden period" this week, dubbed Celtic Tiger II: The Sequel.

China fueled its three-decade run to economic glory by opening its markets to outside money, technology and expertise.

My childhood encompassed the heady economic glory of the 1980s, my adolescence the crushing recession of the early 90s the worst Australia's economy had been since the Great Depression.

In the opulent town hall of a city whose economic glories have faded, Liverpool's managing director, Ian Ayre, presented as "a huge step forward" the decision to cancel a 10-year aspiration to build a new stadium.

There has been a great deal of chin-scratching of late about how the current political situation is anathema to "reform" and how recent elections here and overseas signify a turn against the wonderful economic glories of the 1980s and 1990s, and towards a more protectionist trade policy.

Oh! Glory, Glory Hallelujah.

If we are to capitalize on this paradoxical shift by which telecommunications becomes a substitute for transportation, we must renew our sense of place and rethink our attitudes and our policies toward civic life, the village green, and the fundamental and historical reason for the city; to bring people together in harmony with one another and with their environment for economic gain and glory.

Meanwhile, Britain kowtowed to China for economic gain and Olympic glory when Beijing was treating Tibet far worse.