Sentence examples for economic elements from inspiring English sources

From the beginning, the class-based economic elements of this revolution have been undeniable to those paying attention.

The G77 group of developing countries is adamant that the goals must include strong social and economic elements, including financing and technology transfer.

It's no surprise, then, that the largest item on Obama's to-do list took up the largest portion of the economic elements of his speech: the lingering thorns of the "fiscal cliff" fight about government spending.

It has succeeded in its defiance chiefly because it long ago abandoned the economic elements of the creed and concentrated instead on what Marx, Lenin and Mao Zedong had to teach about the crude exercise of power.

What Marx's ideas have suggested above all else in a positive way is the possibility of a society directed not by blind forces of competition and struggle among economic elements but instead by directed planning.

On a crisp New England day with the Thames River sparkling at his back, Mr. Clinton said that the larger issue for leaders is to maintain a balanced security strategy, one with diplomatic and economic elements as well as military ones.

For years, there was an economic element in play.

Then, of course, there is the economic element.

But that's not the only economic element at work here.

And the economic element is further complicated by the emotional component of the story.

And you know, that -- there's probably an economic element to that.