Sentence examples for Economic inertia from inspiring English sources

Mr Sang, supported by Nguyen Sinh Hung, the conservative head of the legislature, will make inroads as the economic inertia saps support for the prime minister.

Most are quick to claim that America is not Japan -- that its more flexible, dynamic economy stands in sharp contrast to Japan's economic inertia.

Once again, that creates a lot of economic inertia.

However, the economic inertia that private ordering represents may pose a threat to the knowledge-oriented goals of copyright law.

So will the White House please wake up, stir itself out of its self-adopted economic policy inertia, and start addressing again the real problems faced by millions of real Americans.

UNDER President Vicente Fox, Mexico has acquired a reputation for economic stagnation and political inertia.

The Wilson governments, all intellectual hubris, presided over years of economic difficulty and political inertia.

Altogether, the labor unrest, broad disillusionment, dimming economic prospects and political inertia represent perhaps the most serious crisis South Africa's young democracy has faced.

But in a Communist country where allowing people to fix bicycles for pay is considered a major economic reform, North Korea's inertia is an obstacle to the fast development of partnership projects.

'THE WIRE' David Simon's fifth and final season of "The Wire" on HBO added a new strand — the city room of a failing newspaper owned by a Tribune-like media company — to the dealers, cops, addicts, teachers and city officials who were forever mired in corruption, inertia and economic decline.

The fifth and final season of "The Wire," which begins Sunday night, sinks deep into the Simonian bog, adding a new strand of narrative — the city room of a failing newspaper — to the dealers, cops, addicts, teachers and city officials who collide, and sometimes collude, but mostly bump up helplessly against immutable barriers of corruption, inertia and economic decline.