Sentence examples for economic air from inspiring English sources

The most economic air conditioning of living and working places can be achieved by natural ventilation if sufficient.

Mervyn King, the Bank of England governor, warned Wednesday of a "chill in the economic air," as he raised his forecast for inflation and reduced his forecast for growth.

"It may still just be summer, but there is a feeling of chill in the economic air," Mervyn King, the governor of the Bank of England, said Wednesday after the central bank issued its pessimistic outlook.

Still, there's every sign the major markets are entering another economic air pocket.

Deflation, a dangerous state of economic dead air, when prices fall from lack of demand, is a distinct possibility.

After years of being discounted as an unavoidable cost of economic progress, air pollution is rising up the political and economic agendas, as developing countries grasp that the crisis threatens to cripple their economies and lead to simmering dissent.

"While we experienced a kind of 'lost decade' in the period since Sept. 11 in terms of economic growth, air traffic over that same period is still up by 45 percent," Mr. Leahy said.

Adding to the challenge are the side effects of rapid economic development: air pollution, contaminated water, and encroaching urbanization, all of which threaten Chinese farmland.

China Statistical Yearbook during 2002 2011 provided data of economic level, air quality and climatic factors during 2001 2010.

In our work, we found that TB investment, TB service, health investment, health level, economic level, air quality, climatic factor and geographic factor had impacts on TB prevalence with varying degrees.

We found that investment for TB control and prevention, service level of TB control and prevention, investment for health work, health level of residents, economic level, air quality, climatic factors and geography impacted on TB prevalence to various extents.