Sentence examples for Economic morass from inspiring English sources

Never mind an ever-agitating political and economic morass.

It is hard to see how France can quickly extricate itself from its economic morass.

The first is to remind voters that Democrats didn't create the current economic morass.

The most obvious explanation has to do with the economic morass.

Wall Street was watchful of fallout stemming from Argentina's deepening political and economic morass.

I am angry because we too soon forget from whence our current economic morass came.

"This outcome was also the logical conclusion of a string of political betrayals, scandals and mismanagement that were only compounded by the persistent economic and social morass that has plunged France into perpetual gloom," she wrote.

The official Administration line today was that the Russians themselves would have to sort out the approach that they take to finding an exit from their economic and political morass.

And as social commentators latched onto the sunken Costa Concordia as an obvious metaphor for the country, mired in an economic and political morass, sinking under the weight of its unwieldy public debt, Captain De Falco's no-nonsense pragmatism came to echo that of Mr. Monti and his technocratic government.

Into this morass of economic confusion steps Francis with clarifying force: Some people continue to defend trickle-down theories which assume that economic growth, encouraged by a free market, will inevitably succeed in bringing about greater justice and inclusiveness in the world.

The Economist magazine labeled Germany "the sick man of Europe". Into this morass of economic failure marched Dr. Peter Hartz, late of Volkswagen, with a series of reform suggestions on German labor laws, welfare, and unemployment compensation.