Sentence examples for economic centrality from inspiring English sources

He films farmers discussing the new scope of farming, the economic centrality of exporting crops and meat, the legal obstacles to doing so, the administrative difficulties that the new scale of farming imposes on small farmers.

A location score module then calculates a score for each region related to its attraction as a possible location for distribution centres (based on economic activity, centrality and accessibility to infrastructure etc).. Afterwards, a chaining module selects the most attractive regions for distribution centres and constructs logistics chains via these centres.

But my favorite was a quieter moment on the subject of taxes, a vital issue given the centrality of economic issues to Mr. Romney's campaign.

But there's another factor, I think, and that is the centrality of economic policy to our politics today, and its inherent complexity.

The other lesson of Iran is that in a world defined by the economic, cultural and military centrality of the United States, even ostensible rogue states -- such as Iran, North Korea, Cuba and Syria -- are now, for reasons of self-preservation, groping for ties to the Great Satan.

The former response underlines the centrality of economic profits in scientific developments.

All the post-World War II global financial and economic institutions supported the centrality of the United States in world affairs.

In both cases, a positive relationship was found between economic activity and street centrality, and such results suggest that the use of metrics such as these to predict urban activity is likely to be fruitful.