Sentence examples for changed economy from inspiring English sources
The show mentions the "credit crunch" as an acknowledgment of a changed economy, but in the same old spirit of political incorrectness.
"The benefits the original project allegedly offered were negligible, at best, and with the changed economy they are now nonexistent," she said in a statement.
Like so many other men on television these days, the put-upon heroes of "Man Up!" and "Last Man Standing" are victims of a changed economy and a new social order in which men are the new women.
Last week brought clear evidence that the concept of a changed economy still had true believers: Alan Greenspan and his colleagues at the Federal Reserve, who lowered interest rates on Wednesday for the fourth time in about 100 days.
He included the freeze in an April 2013 email to Miliband with a short list of headline policies that would "go to the heart of his vision for a changed economy".
Ms. Gallagher said making a place for the creative class that would drive a changed economy was crucial.
In contrast the negative inotropic effect due to a reduction in extracellular Calcium (Ca2+) from 2.5 to 1.25 mM reduced FTI and oxygen consumption proportionally by 40% and did not change economy.
The campaign needed to "evolve," she added, because "the markets have changed, the economy has changed and our clients' needs have changed".
The face of youth hasn't changed; the economy has.
This, as Honeyman has stated, almost certainly helped to underpin the demands of a changed labour economy.
