Sentence examples for Economic occurrence from inspiring English sources

The dreaded market corner had emerged not from a shortage in the wheat supply but from a much rarer economic occurrence, a shock inspired by the ceaseless call of index funds for wheat that did not exist and would never need to exist: a demand shock.

This paper examined the inequities in occurrence, economic burden, prevention and treatment of malaria.

That is an unusual occurrence in economic forecasting.

The implementation of land consolidation programmes is very low in loess areas, which results besides social and economic aspects from the occurrence of a diverse mosaic of fields and varied topography.

The impact of economic factors on the occurrence of invasive species for low, lower-middle, upper-middle and high income economies are 0%, 34.3%, 46.3% and 80.8% respectively.

The population characteristics, economic development, and the occurrence patterns of infectious diseases in both provinces are comparable.

The widespread occurrence and economic importance of the disease have stimulated studies on the molecular basis of virulence of this pathogen, on which information is still limited [ 1].

Identification of the social and economic characteristics associated with occurrence of metabolic syndrome is essential for the success of primary preventive measures.

This indicator may truly reflect the difference between these two sexes that women were more likely to care about their available money and avoid the occurrence of economic hardship than men.

The use of antipsychotic and antidepressant medication has increased in recent years [ 23] and this could be ascribed to a number of factors including the reduced stigma attached to mental health conditions, worsening economic conditions and the occurrence of natural disasters [ 23, 24].

Acute under –nutrition is often associated with short -term factors like seasonal variation in food availability, acute food shortages, shifts in social or economic policies, and the occurrence of illnesses beyond the expected level while its chronic form is associated with long- term risk factors.