Sentence examples for economic rivalries from inspiring English sources

The War of 1812 had little to do with specific political grievances or economic rivalries.

None of the factors thought to explain turbulence in other parts of India seemed to apply: economic rivalries, conflicting religious identities.

But fundamental ideological differences about democracy, openness, values, and religious belief, compounding political and economic rivalries, may ultimately confound efforts to work together.

Middle- and upper-class reformers believed that one of the primary tasks of the police was to reestablish political and social control over a population racked by ethnic and economic rivalries.

The British economic and financial establishment is in thrall to the neoliberal attraction of floating exchange rates, living in a dreamland in which national economic rivalries, competitive devaluations or the domino effects from collapsing banking systems never happen.

Although economic rivalries are always at the top of the agenda, in recent years the Davos meetings of the World Economic Forum have found a little time to discuss climate change.

But many customers are elated by the economic rivalry.

"If you look at the campaign statements, Romney has been much more combative in terms of US economic rivalry".

The economic rivalry of the powers in the Baltic was turned into a religious rivalry, and the Swedish expeditions took on the character of crusades.

Infant mortality is dropping, voters are pushing for better governance, and I think India has three advantages over China in their economic rivalry in the coming decades.

What has established this idea so unshakeably in people's minds is a recent, and to many a rather alarming, phenomenon: the new intensity of global economic rivalry.