Sentence examples for economic corner from inspiring English sources

It will be years before we can say with any confidence that a generation has, or has not, been inspired; or whether last year's morale boost really did help the UK to turn the economic corner.

As jobs numbers in late spring and early summer hinted at a rebound, Mr. Kerry increased his focus on Iraq and terrorism while Mr. Bush talked of turning the economic corner.

He predicts that Europe will turn the economic corner soon, with the Continent finally starting to benefit from the single European currency introduced this year.

By late 1981 her approval rating had fallen to 25%, the lowest recorded for any prime minister until that time, but the economic corner had been turned.

Thanks to oil and gas deals, among other business transactions, it already has China and India in their economic corner.

What we don't need is to force Putin into a diplomatic and economic corner with increasing sanctions.

In January, when the B.D.I. surfaced as a heated topic in certain geeky economic corners of the Internet, it had fallen to a record low of 429, an eighty-per-cent decline from December, 2013, and far below its record high, in May, 2008, of 11,793.

For most of the 20th century, evangelicals and Hollywood remained in their separate cultural and economic corners.

The deepening economic recession has affected every corner of the economy, including our own.

The best they hope for is broad agreement on an approach to begin economic recovery; cornering al-Qai'da; and bringing peace to unstable regions of the world.

Since China began ramping up efforts to slash steel over-capacity and transition to a more sustainable, consumption-led economic model, some corners of Tangshan's once bustling industrial sprawl have taken on the appearance of ghost towns.