Sentence examples for a function of economy from inspiring English sources

Another reason that we should not consider the number of children just as a function of economy is the China's unique one-child policy.

Is the strong economy helping gambling companies, too? A. Business is healthy coast to coast, and that is a function of the economy's strength.

The slow sales of hand-helds this year are a function of the economy but also the aggressive pricing of the PC's.

At a public university, application and enrollment rates are often a function of the economy as families opt for lower tuition in a recession.

The £90bn overdraft racked up by the government last year is a function of the economy's problems, not the cause of them.

That seems largely a function of the economy, which has become a major worry, and many voters perceive the Liberals as having the soundest economic plan.

"I don't know that the fact that there was a slight decrease in the growth rate of online retail was a function of the economy so much as it was the slight maturing of online retail," he said.

Open image in new window Figure 3 Ground speed as a function of fuel economy for a 2003 Chevy Suburban.

"This is a function of the economy," said Meissner, referring to migrant flows.

The rate of high-school graduation is in part a function of the local economy.

"It may be a function of the good economy -- they're treating Section 8 as tenants of last resort".