Sentence examples for economic enemy from inspiring English sources

The economic enemy of capitalism has always been its own self-generated dynamics.

As a candidate, Trump talked tough on China, describing it as an economic enemy and declaring, at one point, that "We can't continue to allow China to rape our country".

During the most recent presidential election cycle, for example, now-President Donald Trump called China the "economic enemy".

Karin Wang, vice president of programs and communications at AAAJ-Los Angeles, suspects that the violence may be a result of President Donald Trump's painting of China as the "economic enemy" during his campaign, she told the Orange County Register.

But logging firms have characterised environmentalists as the economic enemies of their workers and the towns where they live.

The question is whether these groups were targeted first and foremost because of their ethnic or religious type, or rather because they represented perceived political and economic enemies.

But, first, let's look at this matter of defining China and India as our economic enemies.

That, and the absence of political will to enact policy solutions are our worst economic enemies right now.

It's behavior we'd expect more from our economic enemies than from those that we elect to represent us.

The Abe administration has seemingly used the deaths of the men to further his longstanding military agenda, calling for not only the expanded use of Japan's Self Defense Forces to "protect Japanese lives," but to also justify the use of military force against Japan's economic enemies.

Heydrich labelled them "economic criminals" and "enemies of the people", which helped gain him support.