Sentence examples for economic fare from inspiring English sources

There is an economic fare to be paid for the ride to the Copernicus crater and to participation in what will dominate men's minds and energies in the next century.

Haiti's economic divisions fare little better.

This section addresses the issue of how socio-economic groups fared in burglary drops in relation to others.

In terms of substance or economic benefits they fare little better than those who stand up to the GOC".

It's not a stretch to imagine that anyone else, facing the same set of economic circumstances, might fare differently at Forty-seventh and Sixth, a spot Don inherited more than a decade ago.

Places like Potomac, Md .(with a median income of $154,370) and McLean, Va., both have populations made up of primarily government officials–jobs that tend to remain safe during economic downturns and will fare better.

This came as corporate earnings, stock prices and most economic indicators were faring well.

Mr Kerry hardly got rave reviews either, but his economic plan still fared better than the president's did.

I began by pointing out that the efficient markets hypothesis, which he promulgated in the nineteen-sixties and nineteen-seventies, had come in for a lot of criticism since the financial crisis began in 1987, and I asked Fama how he thought the theory, which says prices of financial assets accurately reflect all of the available information about economic fundamentals, had fared.

Malta's economy is dependent on foreign trade, manufacturing, and tourism, and was hurt by the global economic downturn, but fared better than most other EU member states.

How will America fare when economic growth is widespread and America will no longer dominate the world's economy.