Sentence examples for economic height from inspiring English sources

The length, height and the economic height ratio of the dam are obtained by optimization.

In New York, the maximum economic height for office buildings is probably in the 50-story range.

A Japan watcher since the late 1980s, Schlesinger incisively covered the nation at its economic height, the 'boom' period, through its 'bust,' as the financial system collapsed in the 1990s, and now, into an era that has seen signs of economic revival.

When the studio opened in 2006, the neighborhood seemed to be sprinting from one economic height to another.

And American life is built on the faith that others can do it, too: rise from humble origins to economic heights.

And like Franklin Roosevelt, he will try to use the state's power to rebuild a country that has plummeted from relatively great economic heights to poverty and mass unemployment.

But March's reversal is a painful reminder that nearly three years into the expansion, the recovery has been a climb toward the rim of the crater left by the Great Recession, not an ascent to new economic heights.

Ok, but Yellen rose to the highest of economic heights in being appointed Federal Reserve Chairman; the Fed an employer of more economists than any other entity.

The American Dream, which has driven our country to such economic heights by providing the impetus for people to work hard, sacrifice, and persevere, is under direct attack.

Sex-adjusted odds ratios for one SD increase in cognition scores at 7, 9 and 11 were slightly attenuated (less than 6%) by adjustment for socio-economic position, height and weight for age and Rutter B score (Table 3) but nevertheless remained substantial.

Later scholars have explored the economic determinants of height (rich people are taller, on average), its economic consequences (tall people are richer, on average), and the clues it gives about a society's standard of living.But Mr Roberts's results disappointed the Victorian bosses.