Sentence examples for economically great from inspiring English sources

"I know the timing isn't economically great to be doing what I do," Katayama says, "but it doesn't feel bad".

Economically, Great Northern Highway is also a vital link in the resource rich regions of the Wheatbelt, Mid West, Pilbara, and Kimberley.

To those who tuned in to Donald J. Trump's speech on foreign policy to hear precisely how he would make America economically great again, you're in luck.

The biggest 200 corporations now rule the world, and are economically greater than the combined economies of nearly 180 countries.

The symbolism of Nissan disinvesting from Sunderland and turning away to France or Spain would have been shattering politically and crippling economically, a great clanging shutter coming down on us all.

Newfoundland is in a bad way economically, in great part because of the collapse of its mainstay industry, fishing, as cod stocks have all but disappeared from the North Atlantic.

By any formula, the returns, socially and economically, are greater than expenditures.

There was a period in recent American history when not only was inequality less dire but the trend was moving, culturally and economically, toward greater equality.

In 1936, 1940, and again in 1944, F.D.R. faced Republican challengers who pledged not to repeal or roll back the New Deal, but to be better stewards of it — to run it more proficiently, more economically, with greater flexibility in its operation.

Hence the decisions to normalize our trade relationship with China and allow it to join the World Trade Organization (WTO), which reflected the expectation not only that the United States would benefit economically from greater access to Chinese markets but also that China would become a more open society.

Men were generally more powerful than women, both socially and economically, having greater access to paid employment and the possibility of owning land and cattle.