Sentence examples for economic turn from inspiring English sources

Markets have cheered on Mr. Abe's economic turn, and rallied on Monday after his party's decisive victory.

Japanese stocks surged 80 percent by mid-May in strong hopes for Mr. Abe's economic turn, but have since fallen by as much as 20 percent before starting to edge back up.

Despite this, one page of Johns is worth many by others - though Biggles would eschew the economic turn of phrase, prizing instead such values as fair play and bravery.

An article drawn from this project will appear shortly in the History of European Ideas under the title "Rousseau, Diderot and the Spirit of Catherine the Great's Reforms" and a second paper will be part of the forthcoming collection, The Economic Turn: Recasting Political Economy in Enlightenment Europe, edited by Steven Kaplan and Sophus Reinert.

Dismissing much of the received punditry about the red-blue divide, Frank argues that the problem is the "systematic erasure of the economic" from discussions of class and its replacement with a notion of "authenticity," whereby "there is no bad economic turn a conservative cannot do unto his buddy in the working class, as long as cultural solidarity has been cemented over a beer".

"We started trying to do an economic turn around here, and we very much utilized architecture to be part of that symbol of change, positive change, radical change," said Laurie Samitaur Smith.

The effect of minimum economic turn-down of the facilities is also discussed in this paper.

They argue that some hope should be gleaned from democratic elections here and there, from economic turn-arounds.

For one thing, the economic turn-around that he touts was, to a considerable extent, the result of a surging national economy.

Signs of an economic turn-around in Germany get stronger as the November downturn in German investor confidence turns out to have been a blip.

But he has spotted an economic turning point before.