Sentence examples for economic built from inspiring English sources

Stable government, and a booming economic built on natural resources (gold, cocoa, oil) and agriculture means it has a stable background from which newer economies like tech have the potential to merge.

The existing public policy discourses regarding climate change finance of Bangladesh neither significantly address the issue of ecosystem approaches of climate change adaptation nor identify restoration or protection of ecosystem as a key adaptive capacity of the vulnerable population and related social, economic, built and natural systems.

Combined with economic polarization, internal and international migration, and the introduction of western lifestyles and aspirations (such as individualism and economic success), built environment transformations have led to the weakening and contracting of localized networks.

Above all abandon an economic strategy built on rising house prices.

In an economic system built on unsustainable behaviours, sustainability markets don't emerge by themselves.

As copies have been dethroned, the economic model built on them is collapsing.

But Brazil's 1964-85 military dictatorship chose an economic model built around state planning and restricted imports.

"In good times," he said, "you have economic power built up and sometimes it builds up to excess.

"We had economic flexibility built into our operating budget this year sufficient enough to fit the pieces in".

The money sent back by the economic refugees built the factories that spared those left behind a lifetime tilling tiny fields in poverty.

Here in Missouri, economic incentives built into the state's laws, history and habits encourage burning as much coal as possible.