Sentence examples for economic depth from inspiring English sources

And it is not just the geographical breadth of this crisis that is alarming, but also its economic depth.

Perhaps paradoxically, years of international sanctions against the previous white regime had also inspired a degree of economic depth as the country replaced scarce imported goods with its own products.

There is an economic depth for any service reservoir of a given storage capacity.

First, financial depth embodies (i) overall economic depth (M2/GDP 1 representing the monetary base plus demand, savings, and time deposits; and (ii) financial system deposits (Fdgdp).

Since the economic depth limit for mining is around 3000 ft, only about 1 T ton of coal can be mined leaving a vast reserve of coal full of CBM unutilized.

Finally, whether contemplating actual darkening skies or the metaphoric storm clouds of recession, factor in the countervailing optimism expressed by Al Smith in the economic depths of 1931: "The American people never carry an umbrella.

FDR sought to use government to provide assistance to those hurting from the Great Depression and to pull the nation out of the economic depths.

"One of the major challenges is around economic diversification – the depth and breadth of GDP," said Katherine Tweedie of Investec Investment Institute.

The images emerging from Calabria over the weekend — of torched cars and angry African immigrants hurling rocks — were the most vivid example of the growing racial tensions in Italy, which have been exacerbated by an economic crisis whose depth has only recently been acknowledged in the national dialogue.

After similar recent corruption scandals in a left-wing party, the news was a further sign of the political uncertainty in Italy today, which is marked by a growing divide between the political parties and the rest of society — under the shadow of an economic crisis whose depth and breadth Italians have only recently begun to grasp.

However, improvements in drilling technology are expected to enable economic drilling to depths of 7 km or greater that will enable EGS exploitation in all regions of Great Britain.