Sentence examples for economically anxious from inspiring English sources
Representative Thaddeus G. McCotter, Republican of Michigan, said, "This bill will not end the suffering of the unemployed and economically anxious Americans, it will prolong it".
The current crisis, bad as it is, isn't severe enough to do that; instead, it has tended to drive people apart, with economically anxious voters trying to hold on to what they have.
But those who know her say it was her upbringing — in a modest, devoutly Roman Catholic, service-minded family — that made her instantly able to understand the unease among economically anxious voters over a Republican plan to overhaul Medicare.
Such economically anxious voters, here as in earlier primary states, represent prime targets for Mrs. Clinton's message of expanding access to health care and freezing interest rates on adjustable "subprime" mortgage loans for five years.
And he tried to fold his decision not to run the commercial into the populist appeals to economically anxious voters that have distinguished his campaign from his Republican rivals.
While in yesteryear, the appearance of hundreds of thousands on the streets represented a refreshing desire to break the yoke of Communism, the mass protests by the jobless and economically anxious we are currently witnessing are not as welcome.
Because of the president's advantages with minority voters and younger voters, Romney has always needed to perform well with economically-anxious whites — and above all with non-college-educated white voters across the Midwest.
Mr. Edwards is seeking to capture the economically disenfranchised or anxious class of voters, who might also find Mr. Obama appealing.
Robots and Algorithms An economically stressed middle class is anxious and more deeply skeptical of trade agreements.
