Sentence examples for economically just from inspiring English sources

Other nations seem to face the same challenge: either inclusive, or economically just.

He uses his words economically, just as he does in rehearsals.

First, being small does not mean that you are not viable economically—just look at the Scandinavian states.

Why would any electorate be so keen to cut off its own nose, economically, just to spite its face?

Many of Robinson's novels imagine, in detail, the practical habits of environmentally responsible and economically just societies.

Cubans do not deserve to suffer economically just so the US can make our government look bad.

The destabilizing effects of high levels of unemployment and poor working conditions inhibit the creation of socio-economically just societies, vibrant economies, and strong governments necessary to foster sustainable and inclusive economic growth.

Since 1992, America has grown not just economically, but as a community.

Once a woman steps out to earn her livelihood, she becomes independent, not just economically but psychologically.

"On all the squares, I talked about how important Europe is," she noted on Monday, "not just economically, but as a community of shared values," of freedom.

Ireland has had a tough time of late – not just economically, but with political corruption scandals and the Catholic church's involvement in widespread historical child abuse.