Sentence examples for economic wars from inspiring English sources

Perhaps so, but second-guessing generals and doctors is hardly new, even in economic wars.

When Mr. Olson retired this month after 18 years as Toyota's field general in the American political and economic wars, he was pretty confident that the automaker was finally safe from Detroit's protectionist volleys.

Food for Mr. Latamie is a kind of ammunition in the global cultural and economic wars, speaking of nurture and of the will of those in power to withhold nurturing.

Rather, he warns that without more self-control, talent may provoke a "war that could make the great 20th century economic wars look tame by comparison"—hyperbole, surely.All fired up Emotion and consumer behaviour"Kellogg School of Management Emotions with high arousal levels may signal that activity is desired, and lead consumers to prefer action-oriented events.

Some 26 million toys have been recalled this year, assign that the regulators were asleep on this front in the economic wars as they were on Wall Street.

We have been accustomed to seeing bitter partisan wars in our politics, but are we prepared for religious wars, economic wars, ethnocentric wars and culture wars among acquaintances, friends, allies, co-workers, students and leaders?

Job 2: win the economic war.

"Job one is to win the war, the economic war.

Suffocating international sanctions now amount to an economic war.

America and Europe have declared economic war on Russia.

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