Sentence examples for Economic shortcomings from inspiring English sources

Investment advisers have been enumerating these same economic shortcomings practically since the rebound in stocks began.

But in his very first speeches Mubārak did frankly and perceptively identify Egypt's economic shortcomings.

But they could also be used against him by Republican opponents seeking to highlight economic shortcomings on his watch.

Once again the poor, working and middle classes must pay for the economic shortcomings of the City of New York.

Third, while the letter argues that "this Conservative-led government has been good for business," nowhere does it address the obvious economic shortcomings of the past five years.

We discuss which economic shortcomings of present rain forest models should be dealt with in the future and which additional data is needed as a consequence.

By the 1970's, a cycle of violence, government corruption and economic shortcoming contributed to the advancing evaporation of our social values.

He will no longer be able to blame Democratic intransigence for economic-policy shortcomings.

So instead of tackling the issue head on, Washington has come to rely on temporary work visas as a substitute for addressing the economic and social shortcomings of current policy.

Greek leaders, though, moved to assure their foreign creditors that they would keep promises to address the economic and political shortcomings that are the underlying reason the country cannot pay its debts without help.

Polityka, the magazine he edited for 24 years, was the most readable official publication in the Soviet block: cogent, insightful, sometimes irreverent.To foreigners reporting on the long slow death of the Soviet empire, Mr Rakowski was still more interesting in person, giving candid and waspish assessments of the communist regime's political, economic and personal shortcomings.