Sentence examples for a function of economic from inspiring English sources

The federal deficit is a worry, but it is largely a function of economic activity, too.

That is partly a function of economic anxieties reminiscent of the early 1990s, which helped Bill Clinton break the Republicans' general election hold on the nation's largest state.

PHILIPPE STEPHENSON Montreal, Nov. 6, 2012   The political inequality in the United States that the writers highlight is largely a function of economic inequality.

Most Democrats, after all, persist in embracing populism as it existed in the early part of the last century — that is, strictly as a function of economic inequality.

And where states are stronger — like Russia, China and Iran — we have less leverage because leverage is ultimately a function of economic strength.

"Passenger growth is a function of economic growth, and Asia-Pacific is where the growth is right now," said Emirsyah Satar, the Garuda chief executive.

But, first of all, that's largely a function of the economic downturn, which really crushed tax revenues.

Life was a function of the economic conditions of the moment, of pastures to follow and to find, and thus the patriarchs moved back and forth between the land of Canaan and the Nile River delta.

According to Hasna (2007), sustainability is a function of social, economic, technological and ecological themes.

This is partly a function of unreliable economic numbers put out by China's government, but it is also partly a function of mistaken American and other perceptions.

Figure 4 represents these values as a function of the economic, energetic or environmental unitary cost rates for the same materials.