Sentence examples for economic ethos from inspiring English sources

In a work of "comic sociology," the author charts the rise of the bourgeois bohemian, a caste that blended the countercultural 60's and the acquisitive, achieving 80's into a dominant social and economic ethos in the 90's.

Another is the more fundamental divide, roughly north and south, between the more competitive export countries like Germany and France and the uncompetitive, deficit countries that have adopted the high wages and generous social protections of the north without the same economic ethos of strict work habits, innovation, more flexible labor markets and high productivity.

Yet it's a business that is following the growing economic ethos that profit is not divorced from doing good.

Under this economic ethos, becoming financially independent has become more and more tricky -- as so many recent college graduates who are now living with their parents understand intimately.

A just society must cultivate an egalitarian-economic ethos that determines personal behaviour.

It might not yet be Wall Street or the Square Mile, but as more and more Cubans go into business for themselves under President Raul Castro's economic reforms, the ethos of capitalism is increasingly seeping into the island's daily life, often in stark conflict with fundamental tenets of the Cuban revolution.

It's no secret that Burning Man, an event famed for its post-economic, money-free ethos, has became a place with a rapidly growing contingent of people who have a shit ton of money.

Recourse to the IMF compromised economic sovereignty, tainting the ethos of the self-described "republican party", and at the start of the year a respectable poll gave it just 14%.

California might borrow a strategy from another state and thus prevent a more tangible harm to the engine of its legendary ethos and economic strength: our diversity.

After slavery came Jim Crow Segregation, which was another socio-economic system, which codified the ethos of Black spiritual, physiological, psychological, social, political and economic inferiority to whites.

But wouldn't it also encourage more energy use, not to mention the whole ethos of endless economic expansion?