Sentence examples for economic aptitude from inspiring English sources

Resentment of ethnic Chinese economic aptitude grew in the 1950s as native Indonesian merchants felt they could not remain competitive.

A government committee was formed in 1967 to examine various aspects of the "Chinese Problem" and agreed that forced emigration of whole communities was not a solution: "The challenge was to take advantage of their economic aptitude whilst eliminating their perceived economic dominance".

The school was in the impoverished and crime-scarred South Bronx, but students were admitted based on enthusiasm and aptitude, not economic need.

It's as if men have an intrinsic aptitude for creating economic disaster.

An entrepreneur's ability to assess innovative economic opportunity amounts to an aptitude for predicting the future (or this person's firm belief in possessing such ability).

Furthermore, they raise the question as to whether there may be potential socio-economic influences on performance in aptitude tests that may have been previously overlooked.

Recent reports have also raised the possibility that there may be potential socio-economic influences on performance in aptitude tests such as the GAMSAT that have not been considered in previous predictive validity studies.

He started a business matching tech companies with qualified employees, which he said proved his aptitude as a creative economic problem solver.

The KPMG LLP report stated that "While there is ample evidence that the scientific and clinical skills of the profession remain very high, there is also evidence that veterinarians lack some of the skills and aptitudes that result in economic success.

Therefore in Australia, where UMAT is often utilised alone to select candidates for interview, there may be important implications of these observations for current selection processes that may otherwise be seeking to widen medical school access to those students from a broader socio-economic base through use of an aptitude test.

This study aims to design a GIS-based multi-criteria land suitability analysis that integrates agro-ecological aptitude, environmental impact and socio-economic feasibility criteria in a step-wise procedure combining recent advances in indicator selection, evaluation and weighing – exploiting information from various data sources – with functional mathematical combination procedures.