Sentence examples for economic defects from inspiring English sources

Obsessed with his European vision, he has become fuzzier about his erstwhile aim of political union, while failing to attend to Germany's economic defects when the going was good.

So, the proposition Jeb is making to the nation appears, in essence, to be this: we should rely on a third Bush's instincts (whose genetic defects on economic policy are described above) to extend President Obama's economic recovery from his brother's most disastrous economic and financial collapse since the Great Depression.

And they are immune from common defects in economic writing: they reach useful conclusions and they are literate.Rebecca Blank is a professor at Northwestern University.

A typical house with construction defects increases economic risk more than sixfold when compared to the defect-free house.

Overall, there is a dearth of congenital heart defects based economic studies in developing countries and in Pakistan no such study has previously been documented.

Out of the 98 items collected, a group of experts selected those items that reflect the performance of the individual units as opposed to items that cannot be modulated (such as gender, birth defects, socio-economic status, etc).

This study not only advances our understanding of T1DM skeletal sensitivity in response to external mechanical cues but also offers new treatment alternatives for T1DM-associated osteopenia/osteoporosis and osseous defects in an economic and highly efficient manner.

At the height of the Cold War, he observed that, although he opposed the Soviet dictatorship, "I am not willing to shut my eyes to the defects of the economic system we have at home".

MNDs share some similarities with other neurological diseases (such as neurodegenerative diseases including Alzheimer's and Parkinson's diseases) particularly in terms of the common genetic defects and the economic, social, and health burdens they present [ 4, 5].

Mustafa Abdel Jalil, a former justice minister under Colonel Qaddafi, is proving a consensual chairman of the NTC, while Mahmoud Jibril, who ran the colonel's economic development board until he defected and has a doctorate from the University of Pittsburgh, is in effect the prime minister heading an "executive team".

"If an American served jail together with North Korean inmates, which won't happen, he could tell them about capitalism or economic developments," Mr Kwon, who defected to South Korea in 2009, said.