Sentence examples for economic maturity from inspiring English sources

Arguably, the political dilution signals a step towards greater institutional and economic maturity.

Piketty accepts that the fruits of economic maturity – skills, training and education of the workforce – do promote greater equality.

America therefore earns more on its foreign assets than it pays on its foreign liabilities.Alongside its economic maturity, America also has a greying population.

The research confirmed their hunch that the loss of momentum is mostly due to economic maturity rather than a shortage of workers or a slackening in investment.

Shin is currently leading a multi-year research cluster that advocates for a "New Asia" of social, cultural, and economic maturity.

With the re-emergence of China, coupled with the political and economic maturity of other smaller Asian nations, Japan's historical status as a dominant power has become relative.

A stand's economic cutting maturity was measured with value increment percentage.

Social change, economic growth, political maturity — these are things that crowd out groups like the Taliban and make their rhetoric fall flat.

The suitability analysis, both at the basin and regional scales, is based on geological, geothermal, hydrodynamic, basin maturity, economic and societal criteria.

The argument of the more thoughtful Brexiteers is that postwar, post-Thatcher Britain has reached a point of economic strength, cultural maturity and confidence that enables it to be weaned from the unreformable EU. "We are very keen to put a positive case," Villiers told me.

After twenty years of Western driven support, many countries in transition are reaching levels of economic and political maturity and are being "graduated"; therefore they either no longer qualify for future Western support or their aid packages are reduced significantly by such major donors as USAID, the World Bank, and the EU.