Sentence examples for economic days from inspiring English sources

"People trust each other, which is important in these dark economic days".

And the good times for this $9 billion-a-year industry may signal better economic days ahead for the nation.

"Brighter economic days are just around the corner," Mr. Bloomberg said on Sunday, during his weekly radio address.

LOSING one's home is a sadly common experience in these dark economic days, but it normally happens at an individual, rather than a national, level.

I wholeheartedly agree that balancing the marketability of concert offerings with artistic exploration is always a tricky thing -- especially so in these challenging economic days.

(In happier economic days we may see this work to live music, but not now; too bad that the program fails to tell us what recordings are played).

– On the eve of the Republican primary in Illinois, Mitt Romney made his final pitch to voters at Bradley University on Monday night, where he lambasted the policies of President Obama for "attacking economic freedom day in and day out".

ROSS GARNAUT, one of Australia's most eminent economists, describes the country's current slump as its "economic dog days".

Carino also said he felt the Bay area was recovering from economic dark days – and a new local magazine The Penny Post was recently launched in the are to promote local businesses.

Since the economic dog days of late 2011, No 10 has been signalling that the PM would talk about just three things: recovery, schools reform and welfare, which is exactly what he did.

Economic dog days are in our future, but that does not mean you should avoid stocks.