Sentence examples for basic economic realities from inspiring English sources

Analysts said, however, that the spike in prices did not match basic economic realities.

That said, he does note the way basic economic realities served as a powerful force, making political convulsions possible.

At its core, it's a program that uses government to bypass basic economic realities to bring health care to millions.

For example, the overly discussed, dissected and vilified health insurance reform legislation means one primary thing to me; politicians are demonstrating either a lack of knowledge or contempt for basic economic realities.

And while I personally share DeLong's perspective on basic economic realities, any straightforward declaration from an expert on how the future will unfold (including from DeLong's intellectual stablemate, Paul Krugman, who as far as I can tell has never ever been really wrong about economics or, remarkably, politics) should be met with a dose of skepticism.

Is O'Leary unaware of this basic economic reality?

It will end because of a basic economic reality.

It's a (fictional) organization of people willing to acknowledge a basic economic reality: Taxes in the United States must rise".

But there is a basic economic reality that will force taxes onto the agenda well beyond this year's budget fight.

The Crown had spent vast amounts of money on the war — money that somehow was going to have to be regained — and this sort of basic economic reality was going to end up launching a debate about colonial rights and privileges that obviously down the road is going to have some pretty big consequences.

It's a basic economic reality that investors cannot be warned, shamed, guilted or coerced into pouring money into another region, no matter how clearly that region needs or deserves it.