Sentence examples for economic kind from inspiring English sources

Suddenly, words like "inputs" and "outputs" — the economic kind — creep in.

The event, which officially described itself as "the most significant international gathering of an economic kind that Australia has hosted," was supposed to be the zenith of Howard's premiership.

In other words, communism (the lowercase, economic kind) can't be created by political movements (like uppercase Communist Parties) or social revolutions: it will arrive -- inevitably -- after capitalism burns itself out.

The list of priorities includes countries where we have to use both carrots and sticks to change behaviour, isolate regimes or promote reforms.The EU is increasingly, as Charlemagne noted, using sanctions, not just the economic kind, but a whole range of measures from arms embargoes to visa bans.

And as one commentator said recently, people don't worry about political monopoly anymore, they worry about the economic kind.

Moreover, it is the Master of Theology's duty to give, on request, his authoritative opinion on any topic; hence the numerous questions of a pastoral, social, political and even economic kind that make Henry's Quodlibeta one of the richest and liveliest theological works of the entire Scholastic production (Porro 2006; Marmursztejn 2007; König-Pralong 2011).

Hall had been talking about economic segregation, the kind that brought King to Memphis in 1968, and the kind she still sees there.

In standard economic theory, this kind of unemployment should not exist.

And in the end, Ryan's answer is that we need strong economic growth, the kind that we get by cutting taxes on the rich.

Governments have been introducing ever more legislation in the hope of protecting their countries from risk, especially the economic and financial kind.

Most people would agree, I think, that if a poor country goes ten years without economic growth, some kind of poverty trap is in operation.