Sentence examples for economic faults from inspiring English sources

He had his political and economic faults.

The association suffers from economic fault lines.

Mr Brown's death has exposed deep racial and economic fault lines in the community.

But the gaping economic fault lines are still largely based on skin color, much as they were under apartheid.

He also saw other economic fault lines, which are worth highlighting because few in Washington or on Wall Street seem willing to discuss them.

The stronger the pro-government poor-to-lower-middle class wing gets, the more likely the coalition will fracture along class and economic fault lines.

Although it seems like a separate thing – a hangover from the cold war or a product of an "accidental" revolution – the Ukraine dispute cannot be kept clear of the economic fault lines produced by the six-year crisis.

As in Haiti, though perhaps less dramatically, Chile's social and economic fault lines have been exposed, as the largely affluent inhabitants of the capital, Santiago, have gotten off relatively lightly, while the poorer, rural communities of the central-south are those which have been hardest hit.

In 2015, the Princeton economists Anne Case and Angus Deaton identified a surprising data pattern that reflects these economic fault lines, finding that mortality rates for middle-aged white non-Hispanic Americans with only a high-school diploma have been increasing since the late nineteen-nineties.

In continental Europe, this political fragmentation and disintegration is even more severe than in the U.S. and the U.K., given that the overall economic malaise is more severe and the economic fault lines are more dramatic.

The remaining east-west divide is no more pronounced than the socio-economic fault lines that cross Belgium, Italy or Spain.