Sentence examples for economic bears from inspiring English sources

Economic bears point to new layoff announcements at Sony and Electronic Data Systems and predict consumer spending will slow without new tax rebates, leaving retailers with a disappointing Christmas.

To the economic bears, it meant an economic awakening, a recognition that the reports of the death of the recession had been greatly exaggerated.

Conrad puts himself in the camp of two of the most notorious economic bears -- New York University's economic professor Nouriel Roubini and global money manager Jim Rogers.

But according to the agency, the Russian economic bear was never as formidable as Soviet bureaucrats and American cold warriors believed.

But despite his reputation as somewhat of an economic bear, Grant believes that the looming economic recovery "will be a bit of a barn burner".

Why such an economic bear?

This past week, TrimTabs Research, a West Coast liquidity tracker partly owned by Goldman Sachs and a persistent economic bear, switched to the bullish camp after concluding the economy had bottomed in January.

It's true that South Korea's economic path bears little resemblance to America's.

And no one seems to care, especially as the economic crisis bears down on higher education in the form of shrinking endowments and heightened demand for financial aid.

A buildup of debt by local governments, property developers and state-owned companies, while useful for supporting economic growth, bears substantial risk, including asset price bubbles and potentially destabilizing defaults if loans turn sour, analysts have cautioned.

But several goals are off-track, in particular maternal mortality, while progress on poverty could be reversed in the next few years as food prices rise and the impact of the economic recession bears down heavily on the developing world.