Sentence examples for economic possibility from inspiring English sources

Even on borders, Olmert and Abbas were able to agree on fundamentals: a desire to disrupt as few lives as possible and to maximize the contiguity (and therefore the economic possibility) of Palestinian cities. "We didn't waste a minute during our months of negotiation," Abbas said.

In consequence, the choral performance of madrigals and related forms has become an economic possibility.

With their paperboard, adequate shelter everywhere in the world becomes an economic possibility for the first time.

Yet Virginia, Maryland and the Carolinas are not simply places of economic possibility, but dumping grounds too.

They were much less good at fostering "intensive growth"—pushing back the bounds of economic possibility as opposed to merely catching up with them.

There are enacted realities, like the rule of law, free speech, economic possibility and limitation, material circumstance — it should go without saying that these actualities are of enormous consequence in immigrants' lives.

The economic possibilities are blindingly obvious.

When we let black youth become monolingual, we've limited their imaginative and economic possibilities.

He discusses John Maynard Keynes's famous 1930 essay "The Economic Possibilities for Our Grandchildren".

No one can take advantage of all the economic possibilities in the Arctic.

THE END OF POVERTY: Economic Possibilities for Our Time, by Jeffrey D. Sachs.