Sentence examples for economic truth from inspiring English sources

WHEN clients call Ivan Vogel's cellphone, they are treated to an unintentional, 13-second economic truth.

Bruegel's print is immediately understandable: it's a savage moral satire, a bleak economic truth.

Mario Cuomo has said Mr. Dobbs is "addicted to economic truth".

That the free market won't work for medicine is an economic truth by now ancient and undisputed.

Whatever happened to "let the markets decide", which in 1998 was sold as economic truth to Asian countries?

But the cold economic truth is this: At a time of high unemployment and fragile growth, the last thing the government should do is to slash spending.

Those making this argument are completely disregarding economic truths.

Accounting is inevitably an artificial language that can distort some economic truths.

In "Jerichow" a rote love triangle is complicated on all sides by cold, hard economic truths.

As these and other stubborn economic truths reassert themselves, they will place limits on the ambitions of left-leaning politicians.

For both of the questions discussed above, the results may merely reflect differing political principles between the two groups, not a misreading of economic truths.