Sentence examples for Economic misfortune from inspiring English sources

Economic misfortune for ordinary people, and its connection to the financial system, has been on Yellen's mind for most of her life.

When economic misfortune strikes, foreigners are a convenient scapegoat.

Then, they were protesting as much about military dictatorship as about economic misfortune.

Has anywhere suffered the slings and arrows of economic misfortune more than Mansfield?

Now economic misfortune has returned, setting both Labour and the bank by far the trickiest test that either has faced.

Likewise, sympathy for the victims of economic misfortune may rise in recessions because more people have friends or relatives among them.

And don't even get me started on the economic misfortunes of the modern urban poet.

It cannot even be assumed that it will survive as a state in its present form, especially if its economic misfortunes continue.

The economic misfortunes of Europe are increasingly contemplated as a fragile long-term condition to be managed rather than a looming crisis to be feared.

But with rare exceptions, Republican legislators are too fearful of an angry Trump tweet today to prevent the wholly foreseeable economic misfortunes that will befall their own constituents tomorrow.

Due to our lack of fiscal responsibility, it's not until we're adults that we're forced to deal with these economic misfortunes and by then it's rendered inconsequential because the damage has already been done.