Sentence examples for economically ill from inspiring English sources

"The United States and England were both economically ill for a time, but succeeded in finding new growth in their financial industries," said Yuji Yamamoto, a former financial services minister who is a chief architect of the plan.

If the timing of such an expansion sounds economically ill-advised, it doesn't seem to worry Norbert A. Platt, the company's president and chief executive.

"Bringing down the safe harbour mechanism might seem politically and economically ill-conceived, but as the decision of the ECJ in the so-called 'right to be forgotten' case seems to reinforce that isn't a fetter which the ECJ is restrained by".

At that point, Gleick and Palaniappan argue, the peak in ecological water is reached, a case of diminishing returns where further water withdrawal is economically ill-advised.

In one previously published study, DOT was defined as therapy requiring economically impoverished ill persons without transportation to come to a clinic during working hours five times weekly for 8-12 weeks and then thrice weekly until cured [ 18].

Human nature is the alibi for economically determined social ills.

That is certainly the right policy economically: the Treasury can ill afford to lose those precious fuel pennies.

These are responsibilities which remain needed to be fulfilled but can increasingly be ill afforded economically now,especially because the needs for more intelligence monitoring and implementation are increasingly needed.

Many many Americans have known and still do know people who have become fragile economically because they fell ill.

According to the panel, socially or economically disadvantaged or mentally ill patients require appropriate advocacy to ensure their needs are met.

"From day one, the Greens have said that this project is ill-conceived, economically reckless and poses enormous reputational damage for our state," Greens MP Mark Parnell said.