Sentence examples for economic hand from inspiring English sources

Whining about the economic hand he was dealt will not do it either.

Mr. Stoiber has presented himself as a steadier economic hand than Mr. Schröder, largely on the strength of Bavaria's economy.

Japan's stalemate is especially striking when compared to the energetic diplomacy of Russia, another diminished Asian power, and one with virtually no economic hand to play.

After the news broke that 85,000 more jobs had been lost in December despite some economists' more optimistic predictions, Christina Romer, a more user-friendly (though still academic) economic hand, was dispatched to the Sunday shows.

The basic view from the White House is that Mr. Obama inherited a horrible economic hand, worsened by a string of bad luck this year: the natural disasters in Japan, the European financial mess and the battle over the debt ceiling that destroyed consumer confidence.

The White House's chief economic hand, Lawrence Summers, has repeatedly announced that "everybody agrees that the recession is over" — which is technically true from an economist's perspective and certainly true on Wall Street, where bailed-out banks are reporting record profits and bonuses.

Miss Megawati has made use of her party's best economic hands.

ONE of President Obama's oldest economic hands will be leaving the administration this summer.

He analyzes it as follows: But these guys and other longtime GOP economic hands have largely been doing the usual Beltway wonk dance of speaking up for Republican positions when they agree with them, and staying quiet when they don't.

It's a vague economic hand-wringing over something that hasn't occurred".

It's a kind of vague economic hand-wringing over something that hasn't occurred.