Sentence examples for economic high from inspiring English sources

Therein lies the chance, says Healey, for town halls to occupy the higher social, political and economic high ground.

The second caveat is that consensus may be more fleeting, and therefore less valuable, than the economic high priesthood might like to think.

Reagan carried 49 states because Americans knew that while the country had not yet reached an economic high noon, it was truly "morning again in America".

As Mr Osborne appeared earlier this year to anticipate a much longer stint by Sir Alan, rumours of political pressure and economic high dudgeon have inevitably swirled.

Today, the opposition leader, Bill Shorten, has attempted to claim the moral advantage that comes with the economic high ground, with his recent announcement on negative gearing and capital gains tax.

A glance at the booming suburbs of Tel Aviv, agleam with start-up factories, suggests that plenty of vigour remains from an economic high point just before the intifada began.

Now, with the good times behind us, we are about to see what happens when you remove the safety net that was designed to protect families doing an economic high-wire act.

Though great progress on the adsorbents of heavy metal ions has been made in recent years, it is still challenging to develop economic, high-efficient and eco-friendly adsorbents.

Progress in CGT is also essential for the development of renewable energy sources like economic high-efficiency solar cells and in future laser-fusion energy where large laser and nonlinear-optic crystals of high radiation hardness are required.

Next reason is economic: higher per-operative costs, longer operation time, expensive surgical (disposable) equipment and extra costs in converted procedures.

The result was renewed economic growth, higher employment, higher wages and productivity — and higher stock prices.