Sentence examples for economic blessings from inspiring English sources

Appreciation, equity build-up and copious tax deductions are major economic blessings for a landlord.

And they worry that in an already wounded economy, increased costs could turn one of the relatively few economic blessings into a blight.

So we can expect the wrangling in Brussels to continue, with lots of pious declarations about the economic blessings that giant US internet corporations bestow on European citizens.

"We are increasingly sensitive of where the bludgeon makes sense and where the carrot does," he said, adding that activists also need to remind the public of the economic blessings flowing from a healthy environment.

A DAILY round-up of economic news:Small blessings – November may have been a bad month for consumer spending, but not nearly as bad as expected.

Many believe it was derived from a 1980 campaign speech by Edward Seaga of the Jamaican Labor Party, who promised "showers of blessings" in economic opportunity for Jamaicans.

Supporters of fracking (like me) tend to focus on the economic and foreign policy blessings that come with being able to supply so much more of our energy needs in-house, as it were.

There, he told Wall Street financiers of the other New Yorkers, the ones untouched by the blessings of an economic boom: families shredded by violence, men cut adrift by drugs, infants with AIDS.

What American voters think about a possible war with IranBritain: Counting one's blessings Despite their country's economic woes, Brits are relatively upbeat about their lives.

Young people, seeing few economic opportunities, have asked about careers in organized crime – or sought blessings for their illegal activities such killing rivals in other parts of Mexico.

"A state grants to a business corporation the blessings of potentially perpetual life and limited liability to enhance its efficiency as an economic entity," the dissenting opinion continued.