Sentence examples for economic edge. from inspiring English sources

Nor was this what you'd call my first rodeo on the economic edge.

The criticism had an ideological as well as an economic edge.

What is more, innovation in these sectors brings improvements to our quality of life, not just an economic edge.

Increasing trade – which will be trumpeted at next month's Lima summit – has given an economic edge to cultural ties.

The epidemic drained the health system of resources to deal with other medical issues, which can be devastating to people living on the economic edge.

Mr. Romney's book, "No Apology," published in March 2010, was a forceful conservative manifesto: an argument for preserving America's military supremacy, free-market economic edge and energy independence.

Written and directed with uncommon assurance by newcomer Courtney Hunt, "Frozen River" plunges viewers into the bleak, wintry slushscape of working-class life, where people live on the economic edges, scraping for change in the back of a couch to come up with lunch money.

Biosorption, as it has been perceived thus far, could be considered for its economic edges as a possible alternative technique for metal removal/recovery.

In 2008's "Wendy and Lucy, Michelle Williamss played a young woman traveling alone with her dog who is stranded in a small town when her car breaks down, highlighting the fragile equilibrium of those on the economic edges.

It is penny wise and pound foolish to believe that America can remain a strong and noble nation in the absence of efforts to invest soon and heavily in this population's forward success beyond the fields and economic edges of our increasingly feeble national economy.

These factors give a permanent economic competitive edge to uranium.