Sentence examples for be this in from inspiring English sources
The point seems to be this: in these times, reinventing property shows smells of cowardice.
Simply equating decentralisation with empowerment will do little to empower those who lack control in core areas of their life, be this in regard to personal finance or autonomy at work.
The more pertinent question might be this: In Bangladesh, where the garment industry powers the economy and wields enormous political clout, is it possible to hold factory owners like Mr. Hossain accountable?
The sad truth about the crisis in the UK steel industry, where Tata Steel yesterday cut 1,050 jobs, including 750 at its Port Talbot plant, may be this: in the current climate, nothing less than stiff tariffs on imported Chinese steel will meaningfully improve the lot of UK and EU producers.
If there is a link between the otherwise very different riots in France and in Britain it may be this: In both countries, social mobility is low and a growing number of young people sense increasingly that they have no future.
Then, a natural question would be this: In what condition are the net social benefits in a sustainable equilibrium larger than those in a market equilibrium and hopefully equal to those in a socially optimal equilibrium?
Sometime before death, but after your useful phase, there's supposed to be this in-between time called "retirement" that sounds pretty great sorta like childhood, but without anyone trying to teach you anything, and with more drinking.
But is this in fact the problem?
Was this, in, fact something new?
