Sentence examples for economic doubts from inspiring English sources

Most Danes do not echo Britons' and Swedes' economic doubts about the new currency.

On a grander scale, the summit was supposed to demonstrate ASEAN's determination to overcome the security threats, economic doubts and institutional weaknesses that have dogged it of late.

Later, three major studies of economic doubt emerged (i) by Rose (ii) by Davidson using a critical discount rate of 7% (iii) by McColl.

However, in the face of persistent global economic uncertainty, there are doubts as to whether the continued global investments in the HIV response can be sustained (3– 5).

But, she added "there is no doubt that economic uncertainty and high unemployment levels are keeping a consumer-led recovery at bay in many regions".

Two economic reports raised doubts among investors.

Economic and environmental doubts are unlikely to derail drilling in the Marcellus Shale, the rich gas fields in New York, Pennsylvania and nearby states.

But it is not journalists who decide; it is the real world of (wholly welcome) free-marketry and (whatever our doubts) economic regionalism and our global readers' interest in both.

In July, Spaniards withdrew a record 75 billion euros, or $94 billion, from their banks — an amount equal to 7 percent of the country's overall economic output — as doubts grew about the durability of Spain's financial system.

Nonetheless, the real issue is that the Fed's last-minute change of heart does not significantly alter the main challenge that the highly qualified Yellen will face: persistently weak economic fundamentals and doubts about the continued effectiveness of the Fed's policy tools.

Panels of economic experts raised doubts about the process.