Sentence examples for economic frontiers from inspiring English sources

Inspiration and economic frontiers, not science, drive his long-standing enthusiasm for space.

Valery Giscard d'Estaing, not Mitterand, who had done the talking about "economic frontiers" and French conservatives not Socialists, who had claimed to have "involved" Russia in the West through trade that it could not afford to jeopardize.

And one thing more: the election, in 1996, of the conservative People's Party (PP), under Jose Maria Aznar, a true believer, not just a pragmatic one, in shrinking the economic frontiers of the state.

But there were also external factors in play, ranging from robust inflow of remittances (constituting up to 10percentt of the Philippine GDP), to the explosion of global liquidity -- thanks to the Federal Reserve's aggressive bond-buying measures to stimulate the U.S economy -- in search of new economic frontiers beyond the saturated BRICs and other traditional emerging markets.

In part, these contrasts are associated with the regional histories of Brazil's expanding demographic and economic frontiers and how these affected indigenous peoples.

The historical advance of non-indigenous populations and economic frontiers into the interior of Brazil caused drastic depopulation and even extinction of numerous indigenous societies [ 13- 15].

Some describe it as "the last economic frontier of Asia".

"We are now creating an enabling environment to reach the next economic frontier".

New Africa is about a miraculous triumph over a tragic past on the world's last economic frontier, and that makes for vital reading.

Since then he has returned frequently, trying to clinch port projects in the country, which the International Monetary Fund says "could become the next economic frontier in Asia".

This comes as leading European businesses such as Britain's JCB have stated their intention to enter what the IMF has described as a "new economic frontier".