Sentence examples for economic commentaries from inspiring English sources

Inevitably, the R-word, recession, appears more and more often in economic commentaries, even if only to argue that it would be improbable.

But all these economic commentaries on savings and debt fail to recognize or report that the data do not include growth in assets.

He unleashed a supple, Prince-like falsetto for "Unaware," an economic commentary disguised as a love ballad.

Today: What does it take for a media outlet to be permanently disbarred from making economic commentary?

"But at least the can has been kicked down the road," he wrote in an economic commentary.

In a recent economic commentary, he says Merrill is expecting S.& P. 500 earnings to continue to decline through 2009.

In their latest Quarterly Economic Commentary, the ESRI predicts growth of 18% in 2013 and 2.7% in 2014.

"Uh oh — reintroducing recession call?" said the headline of an economic commentary by Dan Greenhaus, the chief global strategist for BTIG, a financial services firm.

A BBC spokesman said: "Duncan's economic commentary is widely respected on all sides of the political spectrum as fair and intelligent.

One of the great weaknesses of so much western economic commentary is that it fails to look much beyond the next quarter's, or even month's, results.

"Again and again, we've seen the most efficient way to create social benefits is by looking at how those benefits redound to the bottom line," said Mr. Altman, who wrote economic commentary and editorials for The Times previously in his career.