Sentence examples for economic kernel from inspiring English sources

"Time to settle down, my lad, and produce an heir" would be the hard economic kernel inside the 17 sugarplums.

The Fed's June beige book, a regular yardstick of local economies in a dozen Fed districts from New York to St . Louisto San Francisco, described widespread economic weakness, offset by kernels of hope.

Pyrenophora species, toxigenic cereal pathogens, and causal agents of leaf and kernel diseases, bring about economic and food safety concerns.

Far-reaching plans for the economic development of the Russian Empire formed the kernel of Witte's policy.

The dry mix had advantages when compared with commercial products with respect to economic and ecological factors (rice flour from broken kernels).

One minute you're hypnotized by the revolving oil drums of "False Movement (Stability and Economic Growth)"; the next, you're scrutinizing the numbered corn kernels on "Classified Cob".

For this property of the kernel structure matrix, exploring of ({varvec{KS}}) values allows us to find potentially intensive economic transactions.

The kernel of Globalisation and Its Discontents is his account of those years at the World Bank and his arguments with the IMF and US Treasury, and as such is a massively important political as well as economic document.

But there was that kernel of doubt.

I rolled a kernel in my mouth.

What makes a popcorn kernel a "dud"?