Sentence examples for Economic underpinning from inspiring English sources

"The economic underpinning of pro sports has been free television," said a longtime sports executive who spoke on condition of anonymity.

Office rental rates are the economic underpinning of the sale prices of buildings, but the outlook for rental rates is unclear, the executives say.

The conference, once touted as the economic underpinning of Arab-Israeli peace, had been boycotted by all but a small handful of Arab countries.

When you see a Tesco Extra hypermarket on the edge of town what you are seeing is the surgical removal of the economic underpinning of neighbourhood and communities, to a sort of sanitised, laboratory environment, physically removed from the body".

The other groups accuse the Kurds of seeking to annex Kirkuk and its oil wealth into the semiautonomous Kurdistan Regional Government, which could give Kurdistan the economic underpinning to become an independent state.

With an economic underpinning as fragile as the animal on which it is based, Kentucky's breeding industry, seemingly addicted to its own hype about multimillion-dollar sale horses and rags-to-riches success, proceeded as if the laws of supply and demand did not apply.

It was the economic theory underpinning the government's case that was novel.

Even a small change in the economic assumptions underpinning the surplus projections can make a big difference.

Other critics dismissed the tests as a sham, arguing that the economic assumptions underpinning them were too benign.

And, perhaps most significant, executives are preparing for a fundamental rewriting of the economic model underpinning network programming.

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