Sentence examples for economically induced from inspiring English sources
"Even in recessions or difficult times, spas are busy because people need what we have to offer," Mr. Coombs said, an observation few people suffering from economically induced tension would challenge.
Here, high values for ritual activities correlated significantly with high values for economically induced landscape opening for the megalithic period (3500 3100 cal BC).
This is a significant gap in light of an aging demographic with multiple complex chronic illnesses and economically induced migration patterns that include older adults retiring in rural areas for financial benefits and younger adults leaving rural areas because of declining employment in resource dependent industries [ 4].
Other species of trypanosomes induce economically important diseases of livestock: nagana, surra, mal de caderas, and dourine.
A high probability exists that in order to create a sufficient inventory of policies to make securitization economically feasible, seniors will be induced to participate in Stoli fraud.
In order to be economically viable it requires mitigating the mechanical loads induced by the waves.
Much of the interest is fueled by the fact that hyperchloremia can be induced by the intravenous (IV) administration of the widely used and economically attractive NaCl 0.9 % that contains chloride in a non-physiologically high amount [8 11].
Meanwhile obtaining better maternal healthcare assures desirable delivery outcomes which implies that as long as variation persist among the economically endowed and poor women, the latter will persistently fall prey to maternal induced complications.
Uehara induced a groundout.
