Sentence examples for economic victory from inspiring English sources

Good news first: the past 150 years have been an astonishing economic victory for the workers of the Western world.

Japanese officials -- unembarrassed by a long history of prematurely declaring economic victory -- talk breezily about "self-sustaining recovery".

But White House officials made clear last week that they were not going to proclaim economic victory.

Top advisers said that any declaration of economic victory by Mr. Obama would be received poorly in places like Nevada, where unemployment remains above 13 percent.

"Desperate to Claim Economic Victory, Obama Visits Ford Plant to Tout Success He Had Nothing to Do With," read a Republican National Committee statement.

Indeed, the recent closings of hundreds of ancient brothels, while something of an economic victory for prostitutes, may one day cost them, and many others, their lives.

The economic victories and machinations around the country's mining bounty are reflected a bit more straightforwardly in daily reports from the Mongolian Metal Exchange or the Business Council of Mongolia.

Mithradates I, Phraates II, and Mithradates II were the true creators of the Parthian state, winning for it military and economic victories and raising it to a level comparable to that of the Achaemenian Empire.

However, this is a production that brings Brecht up to date – as when Colin Stinton's American General pronounces: "This is a war for God" – and exposes the illusion of achieving small economic victories in a world hell-bent on destruction.

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The American people don't need another lecture from Senator McCain about 'victory in Iraq.' What they need is a leader who can to create economic victories here at home".