Sentence examples for Economic impotence from inspiring English sources

TWO decades of economic impotence have convinced many observers that Japan is cautious and slow to change.

In a Yan novel, she might have been a personification of the fierceness that comes from a lifetime of economic impotence.

Yet in spite of perceived military and diplomatic subservience and economic impotence, Britain does maintain an influential cultural presence in the Arab world.

Blamed for economic impotence in the wake of the 2008 financial crash, with Ireland on the brink of national bankruptcy, Fianna Fáil went from 71 seats in the Dáil to 20.

A dreary realization sets in: Economic impotence is for life.

Russia had to endure nearly a decade of economic and strategic impotence as its one-time rival emerged as a lone economic and military superpower.

Most crucially this will help reduce the growing sense of economic insecurity and impotence caused by globalisation's open borders emphasis.

Over the course of the 20th century, a combination of political impotence and economic hardship led millions to emigrate.

Well that's it for 2009 - may 2010 be brimming with interesting news and sales success for the new government-sponsored anti-impotence drug, "Economic Res-erection".

But his remarks served to highlight the ambivalence of British perceptions blending revulsion at Mr. Mugabe's tyranny with frustrated impotence toward the corruption, economic decline and brutality that have been the hallmark of his tenure.

Those elements of the left unaffected or unpersuaded by neoliberalism have been pushed to the fringes of political impotence, and so calls for economic solidarity often originate from the radical right.