Sentence examples for economic pattern from inspiring English sources

More vineyards followed, and the new economic pattern has in turn affected that environment.

The G.M. and Delphi contracts follow the same economic pattern as agreements ratified by union members at Ford, Chrysler and another supplier, the Visteon Corporation.

Forecasts of euro zone growth are even trickier than usual because the economic pattern is unlike anything Europe has experienced in the past.

"They see in farmland what they call good 'fundamentals': a clear economic pattern of supply and demand, which in this case hinges on a rising world population needing to be fed, and the resources to feed these people being finite".

As local rents have skyrocketed, and even the big players of the national touring market have increased their investments in smaller spaces, the usual economic pattern of club turnover in New York has changed.

Basil's conquest of Bulgaria somewhat altered the social and economic pattern of the empire, for new themes were created there in which there was no long tradition of a landed aristocracy as in Anatolia.

Are current economic patterns consistent with historical patterns the led to recovery?

Society adapts when lazy stereotypes are challenged; traditional expectations are jettisoned and consumer interests respond to different economic patterns.

The pain in Lubbock, of course, would be real, as it is in any region where new economic patterns deal a mortal blow to a local industry.

The credit, they say, belongs to a "new economy" that has survived the bursting of the dot-com bubble and is altering decades-old economic patterns.

THERE'S more to shopping than meets the eye: "The City Shops: Photographs by Martha Cooper and Fred W. McDarrah" examines shops as neighborhood focal points and signs of changing economic patterns.