Sentence examples for economic frailty from inspiring English sources

Second, he believes (or, rather, hopes) that social instability and economic frailty at home may alert Morocco to the expense and difficulties of occupation.

The main reason the downward trend continues nationally even in these times of economic frailty is that welfare and the state of the economy, surprisingly, have historically had weak statistical correlation.

Mansfield thinks the biggest problem lies in "the willingness of people to recognise the parlous state in which we exist now – economic frailty overseen by someone who is not remotely in touch with it.

Though Egypt's position had long been compromised by its economic frailty and failing diplomatic might, it remained an anchor of the region in an alliance with Saudi Arabia and Jordan.

However, Robert J. Gordon, an economist at Northwestern University, said that without additional government spending to match the Fed's loose monetary policy, the economic frailty was bound to persist.

Doomsters say that having squandered the boom in a consumption binge, the region's traditional economic frailty will now be exposed as commodity prices fall.The picture is more nuanced than that.

More recently, many Chinese have come to feel maligned by the West despite the marked contrast between the robust growth in China, even if at a slower pace, and the economic frailties of Europe and the United States.

The socialist candidate seems to have caught the mood of a nation more anxious than most about globalization, torn between universalism and provincialism, plagued with economic frailties that no government has been brave enough to confront.

It is that his concerns about Japan's economic weakness and his concerns about frailties in its national defence have been strengthened, and made mutually reinforcing, by the rise of China.

Third, there is much debate on the role of psychosocial and economic characteristics in the frailty syndrome.

Since each case acted as his/her own control, the case-series method inherently took into account confounding factors that did not vary with time over the observation period (such as variables related to genetics, socio-economic status, gender, individual frailty, presence of underlying diseases).