Sentence examples for economic bucket from inspiring English sources

Individually, SMBs are but drops in the nation's economic bucket, but in aggregate, these powerhouse innovators are actually responsible for a vast majority of economic power and influence nation-wide.

He's the one who took us back to 1928 when he campaigned on his strong Christian faith, as if he was going to pray America out of an economic bucket.

"You have to take the security, personal and economic things in different buckets," said John Podesta, who managed Mr. Obama's transition to the White House and served as chief of staff for President Bill Clinton.

As buckets of economic data make clear, hard work is not always enough to succeed.

Sub-bucketing and bucket ordering.

Thing Four: Econorama: Back in the States, we get our own bucket full of economic data to chew on this morning.

"Economic growth without human rights is like a bucket with a hole in it," Mr. Jackson said.

As an intermittent operation that would require significant nonproductive time periods for lowering and raising the bucket, drag dredging would have serious economic disadvantages.

Looked at in that context, even the comptroller's estimate of $20 million a day in new economic activity would be a drop in the bucket.

By the bucket definition, the economy was finite, and economic disasters were the result of too many people taking out, and not enough people putting in.

The latter developments have huge economic implications for the parties where a 20 L bucket of water is sold for between 50 and 100 Tsh.