Sentence examples for economic scope from inspiring English sources

Set in 1990, the movie follows three young music hopefuls chasing executive dreams, and warmly relives the transitional moment when hip-hop's economic scope and cultural impact truly blossomed.

Assessing the economic scope of incentive-based watershed management requires knowledge of both the costs of providing additional watershed services through land use and land cover change (service supply) and the willingness to pay (demand) for such services.

Looking at the individual responses showed that conventional economic scope test results, which depend on comparisons of average values, can hide important relationships that are relevant to the validity of CV studies.

When I met with Dr. Carson in my office and questioned him during his confirmation hearing, he made clear his intention to recognize the full social and economic scope of impediments to safe, affordable housing.

Today's ideas of an opened science can also more economic in scope; a matter of opening to business and 'free' as in the service of free trade.

If he brings off his economic revolution, the scope of that achievement can hardly be exaggerated.

Hitler maintained that neither autarky nor international trade could provide Germany with satisfactory economic life and scope for its capacities.

Keynes's classic work on economic methodology, The Scope and Method of Political Economy (1891), categorized the existing approaches to economics as either inductive or deductive.

The Public Service Commission, citing "the economic realities and scope of building out the entire city of New York in an environment where Verizon will compete head-to-head with the incumbent cable operators," gave Verizon six years, instead of the five they originally were expected to have, to meet its target.

It is until the 1990s when the Soviet Union was collapsed and Eastern European countries and China, India and Vietnam reoriented their economic development, the scope of the liberal order expanded.

The Kyoto Protocol stops short of requiring project proponents to show strict financial additionality – that the CDM revenue makes an uneconomic project economic – and left scope for the CDM EB to refine the demonstration of additionality.