Sentence examples for Economic slant from inspiring English sources
Reflecting the distinctive economic slant of his foreign-policy thinking, he pledged that Britain would lead the way in supporting "an economic road map for peace", citing Northern Ireland as a place where prosperity had discouraged violence.Mr Brown visited Iraq on the same tour (and managed to get himself photographed in a pose that suggested he was manning a helicopter machinegun).
Dr. Tversky (pronounced TUH-VER-skee) once said he merely examined in a scientific way things about behavior that were already known to "advertisers and used-car salesmen," and much of his work has indeed had an economic slant, shaping the way economists look at decision-making by consumers and business executives.
Samuelson, who has been slanting economic facts against middle class entitlements -- in the name of saving their children and grandchildren -- for three decades, headed his piece, "On Medicare and Social Security, Be Unfair to the Boomers".
The ideology scores that the model uses, as I've mentioned, are somewhat deliberately slanted toward economic policy.
But its point of reference is a media and political system heavily slanted towards economic elites and conservative ideas.
Perhaps the protesters were motivated by an inchoate feeling that standard economic theory is inherently slanted toward a conservative world view.
THE CONTRARIAN TAKE offers up several monthly financial and economic data series with an Austrian School slant, all of which serve as support for our posts.
At this point his public speeches took on a distinctively leftist slant, condemning the social and economic inequalities of Cuba, something in contrast to his former public criticisms, which had centered around condemning corruption and U.S. imperialism.
Our research takes a new slant and suggests that it is possible to increase state capacity through economic integration among countries at different levels of development.
Despite the strong leftist slant to the delegation, Mr. Navarro, a 41-year-old engineer, has advocated a center-left line on economic issues.
