Sentence examples similar to economic close from inspiring English sources

Other archetypal dramatis personae include a "WIDOW" who delivers devastating advice on love, or a "TAXI DRIVER", pictured in superbly economic close-up: "Hands a fury of hair".

His vision was not narrowly economic but close to being prophetic about the whole direction in which society has been moving.

This was fuelled by nation-wide full employment, annual economic growth close to 10%, and the discontinuation of government fuel rationing after World War II.

To predict the long-term health and economic effects, close monitoring is warranted.

Asarco, citing economic challenges, closed the refinery in 1999.

The economic downturn closed down the carousel factories.

THE language was reminiscent of a happier time before the credit crunch and brewing economic devastation closed the book on most such mergers.

But the demographic and economic pressures closing in on parochial schools go well beyond St. Martin's, said Timothy J. McNiff, superintendent of schools for the archdiocese.

Germany still looks to Russia in the hope that modernization will bring Russia's political and economic systems closer to European norms.

THE language was reminiscent of a happier time before the credit crunch and the economic crisis closed the book on most such mergers.

On August 15 , 1971 President Nixon, after a secret meeting at Camp David with his economic advisers, closed the gold window and effectively ended the gold standard.