Sentence examples for economic vice from inspiring English sources

Not while greed is seen as an economic virtue and frugality an economic vice.

Those ideas get a hearing in Oregon's rural counties because communities there are squeezed in a social and economic vice.

“FC Barcelona is a miracle,” says Javier Faus, economic vice president for the team and one of the devoutest of the devout faithful.

And if Europe is caught in an economic vice, so will the United States.

He has stripped Nelson Merentes, the finance minister who showed signs of accepting devaluation, of the post of economic vice-president, handing that role to Rafael Ramírez, who heads PDVSA, the state oil monopoly.

Keywords from this resume are "accountant," "Economic Committee, Bureau of Financece," "Vice Chief," "Bureau of Local Taxation," "government," and "Vice Mayor".

On a day the Democrats devoted to trumpeting their economic goals, Vice President Al Gore, speaking in Cleveland, never mentioned the Republicans.

There is now some fear of a "credibility race" between the central bank and the Treasury, resulting in an economic policy vice that strangles the recovery.Certainly another round of "quantitative easing"—using central-bank money to buy government bonds now looks improbable.

Jared Bernstein, who read Ryan's fiscal proposals when he worked as chief economist and economic adviser to Vice President Biden, was more pointed regarding Ryan's credibility.

"We've really got ourselves to blame," said Jared Bernstein, former chief economic adviser to Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr., referring to the gridlock between the White House and Congress.

According to one recent estimate, 20,000 people from Ukraine alone are in Portugal illegally.Virtuous circleSocial and political changes have fed into economic development, and vice versa.