Sentence examples for economic comeback from inspiring English sources

In West Germany the Autobahns have served as an index to the nation's economic comeback.

In the '90s, as the city had a short-lived economic comeback, the Browns struggled.

Somalia has made a remarkable, if uneven, economic comeback since those desperate days.

Among them are passing a responsible budget that continues Arizona's economic comeback.

Rather, he said the dollar's strength reflected investors' hopes for an economic comeback in the United States.

State officials could find no way to fit that number into the economic comeback story Mr. Christie had been telling.

The economic comebacks of New York, of New Jersey and of so many states ride piggyback on the growth of low-wage jobs, on the hiring of those who dip French fries in boiling oil and pull flesh off the bones of factory chickens.

Do you think luxury is making a comeback after challenging economic times?

Community social work is making a comeback and the economic case for prevention rather than cure is stronger than ever.

But thanks to neighborhood swaps, Web sites like Craigslist and groups like International Monetary Systems, it is making a comeback during this economic downturn.

But if the governor's actions have helped the state's finances, an equally important reason for the comeback is the economic recovery that has boosted the stock market and, in turn, the state's income-tax revenue.