Sentence examples for economically dangerous from inspiring English sources

Negative inflation is viewed as economically dangerous because falling prices can create a downward spiral of economic growth, by dissuading businesses and consumers from spending in the expectation that prices will fall further.

It is legally flawed, economically dangerous and unnecessary.

This budget was economically dangerous and socially divisive.

Labour wouldn't and didn't because it's brutal, needless and economically dangerous.

Some Democrats, though not Mr. Daschle and Mr. Gephardt, are already arguing that the goal could be economically dangerous.

The proposed cuts are the latest in a long series of efforts by Republicans to keep the government from tempering even the most economically dangerous desires of business.

To guard against nuclear attack, one urban planner, Tracy Augur, suggested that Americans leave the cities, calling them "obsolete" and "economically unsound and dangerous".

But there was an interesting uncertainty in his line of attack: Miliband is no longer mocked as "weak", but as economically illiterate or dangerous.

That is tragic for the country because starving this complex hodgepodge of programs is not simply unwise but economically stupid and dangerous.

In addition to discouraging economically unproductive and dangerous investment practices, the Wall Street Speculation Tax would bring in an addition $352 billion in revenue at little to no cost to the average American.

Our current energy supplies are economically unsustainable and politically dangerous.