Sentence examples for economic fire from inspiring English sources
They're now performed by workers making pennies on the dollars in Mexico's economic fire zone called the Maquilladora.
After an "economic fire" had wiped out Detroit's property values, there was a one-off chance to buy lots of land and redesign the whole stretch from scratch.
As Representative Sander Levin of Michigan, the senior Democrat on the Ways and Means Committee, put it: "House Republicans continue to play with economic fire.
Osborne said the pre-budget report (PBR) this month was "playing with economic fire" by failing to produce a credible plan to tackle the national debt.
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"we have the economic fire power to do more if we wish to".
Asked whether leaders are paying lip service to gender equality as they battle to put out the global economic fires, she says: "Maybe, but we can't let them off the hook.
As I left the glow of youth behind, I never once doubted I'd have the economic fire-power to wage war on wrinkles with the newest advances in nano-encapsulated, antioxidant-laden, solar blocking, ultra-tightening creams and lotions.
Putting out economic fires in Greece, Spain, Ireland and Portugal, Germany 's financial strength has been put to the test.
They have also often been supportive in many cases to the needs of government, alternately supporting growth and fighting economic fires.
Many in the audience already knew him, and had come for reassurance that Argentina's problems would not explode into the century's first economic prairie fire.
