Sentence examples for economic bounds from inspiring English sources

Malnutrition knows no economic bounds and Meals on Wheels is a simple, affordable solution.

"The scourge of drug addiction knows no social or economic bounds.

Stress has no socio-economic bounds, but it is a self-imposed reality.

As we've recently been hearing from so many women around the world, Amanda was a victim of gender-based violence, one of the most pervasive human rights abuses globally that knows no social, economic, or geographical bounds.

But as new varieties of capitalism come on to the scene, America's relative economic position is bound to decline.

But the gravity of the economic crisis is bound to have a sobering effect on the campaign.

Already one of the nation's wealthiest 30-somethings, he aims to use Vonage's Internet technology to bring fundamental change to the telephone industry, one of the most entrenched and tradition-bound economic sectors.

They insist that Mr Bhagwati's native state, Gujarat, is fast catching up on social indicators, thanks to its own bounding economic gains, a claim that is doubtful, particularly if applied to women.Superficially, the split reflects the balance of political debate ahead of India's general elections next year.

These 12 scenarios provide us with a bounded economic estimation (Appendix 1: Tables 3 and 4).

This paper thus confirms the existence of a positive and long-term impact of all the indicators of financial development on economic growth through bound test.

The author of [47] addresses the subject similarly emphasising the economic factor by bounding infrastructure costs, energy costs and spectrum costs.