Sentence examples for economically bad from inspiring English sources
Things are economically bad, and unjust, all over Europe.
Politicians, though, still wanted to do it, either because they thought deficits were morally, politically, or economically bad, and there was no shortage of supposed experts who were willing to tell them that they were right.
In good times, the lower classes could provide a new labour market, fueling industrial production; in economically bad times, however, sickness, unemployment, and the rising price of bread could drive them down into the vortex of poverty and even push them to the point of rebellion.
It would be economically bad news to sell a $5 product to someone who would otherwise pay $50.
Air pollution has become bad economically and has to be tackled as an economic issue.
Bad economically, and terrible socially and culturally.
Why? –Will the conventions be good or bad economically for New York City and Boston?
But this most recent one was not nearly so bad, economically or even morally, as advertised.
MATTATHIAS SCHWARTZ: But to a certain extent, things can only get so bad economically, for so long, before you start to see some social instability.
The 70s were bad economically, but we didn't cut back on these things because it was seen as a right for women to go to work.
Does a government trying to pretend things are not so bad economically have a motive for redefining numbers?
