Sentence examples for economic form from inspiring English sources

What makes him so sure that sprawl is not a naturally popular and efficient economic form?

"I've worked hard at distilling my work to a more economic form," he says with a kind of pinched elegance.

But as the movie shows, the market forces that operate once these organizations become involved are an economic form of Darwinism.

Also, American cities generally, and New York in particular, have more obviously taken on the economic form of European cities like Paris and London: the city is for the rich (and the poor), and the outer boroughs and many of the suburbs are for the ethnic working and middle classes.

Over the past few years I have found my virulent hate for racism and its byproducts to have been surpassed only by my pained and fundamental objection to poverty, not only in its economic form, but its moral and spiritual manifestations as well.

In addition to moral and political forms of cosmopolitanism, there emerged an economic form of cosmopolitan theory.

That, in turn, limited the pressure to evolve new economic forms.

American power, in all its military, intellectual, and economic forms, is, mostly to the world's benefit, undeniable.

(The 1948 Genocide Convention does not demand this; the requirement that parties to the treaty "prevent" genocide can take military, political, diplomatic or economic forms).

Its essence lay in the interweaving of the state's social, political, and economic forms; the term itself, though primarily a political concept, has also always had a clear social and economic resonance.

Economists with anachronistic models and categories are likened to Don Quixote, who "paid the penalty for wrongly imagining that knight-errantry was equally compatible with all economic forms of society".