Sentence examples for economic narrative from inspiring English sources

But he never quite "owned" the economic narrative.

It's become clear that Labour are not going to challenge the Tories' economic narrative.

Is he working hard behind closed doors on a new economic narrative?

But in the lead-up to the budget, the Turnbull government is losing the economic narrative.

The prime minister has decided to make this project central to his economic narrative.

In accepting the economic narrative set by the Conservatives, the Labour Party surrendered it's own economic credbility.

He has been losing the political-economic narrative.

With respect to mitigation, we find that associated costs strongly depend on three factors: (1) the policy assumptions, (2) the socio-economic narrative, and (3) the stringency of the target.

Unused land refers to a state-bureaucratic narrative, which excludes user groups deemed irrelevant for national development, while marginal land refers to a capitalist-economic narrative that excludes what is not profitable.

"Although Detroit's community is fraught with limited resources and its socio-economic narrative is dominated by devastation, the city has become a model for artist/activist-led, collaborative, guerilla-style, grassroots action and community-driven revitalization," the Network of Ensemble Theaters notes on their website.

The core of our economic theory is, as we say in the Progressive Economic Narrative, "working people and the middle class are the engines of the economy".