Sentence examples for economic trap from inspiring English sources

But America is now very much in a Japan-type economic trap, only more acute.

Still, Japan provided an example of how an advanced modern economy could seemingly be caught in an economic trap.

The single "I Get By" focuses on the economic trap many working-class people find themselves in today.

Yet the Pain Caucus — my term for those who have opposed every effort to break out of our economic trap — is going wild.

SÃO PAULO, Brazil — In the first major test of her stewardship of Latin America's largest economy, President Dilma Rousseff is struggling to break free of an economic trap.

I pointed out that the last time we were in an economic trap resembling our current predicament, inflation actually helped get us out.

It's all very well landing scholarships to the privileged, and predominantly white, St Joseph high school; but there are still economic traps awaiting them there, not to mention the increasingly fearsome coach, Gene Pingatore (who later sued the film-makers over the picture's unflattering portrayal of him).

Aspirations can be a decisive 'mentalcapability' to avoid or to escape socio-economic traps such as poverty,unemployment, or social and economic exclusion.

Economists have warned of a potential economic "stagnation trap" in the euro area.

But Macedonia wasn't convinced, and decided to pre-empt any decision that would see so-called economic migrants trapped on its soil – by blocking their passage themselves.

"Marginalised, deprived of basic political and economic rights, trapped in the camps, bereft of realistic prospects, heavily armed and standing atop multiple fault lines," a report by the International Crisis Group (ICG) in Lebanon recently observed, "the refugee population constitutes a time bomb".