Sentence examples for economically weakest from inspiring English sources

And these in-your-face symbols of wealth are sharply at odds with the official description of a country that, although oil-rich, is among the 25 economically weakest and least developed in the world.

Zoellick urged major nations to collaborate on ways to temper the rapid price swings that can lead to shortages in the economically weakest nations and prompt others to stockpile grain or restrict exports.

Compound this with the financial crisis, which oftentimes left the economically weakest without homes in America, and/or with large losses in their retirement accounts, and the anger is understandable.

Vietnam is an especially vulnerable country involved in the treaty negotiations, with a GDP per capita over seven thousand dollars less than the next economically weakest member, Peru [ 30].

If policies are aimed at reducing regional disparities in economic growth, economically weaker regions with low activity rates will catch up and approach the higher rates of the stronger regions.

As early as 1927, Hitler had avowed, We are socialists, we are enemies of today's capitalistic economic system for the exploitation of the economically weak, with its unfair salaries, with its unseemly evaluation of a human being according to wealth and property instead of responsibility and performance, and we are determined to destroy this system under all conditions.

That means that a financial risk that could under certain circumstances prove to be a question of economic survival is being shifted from the economically stronger to the economically weaker parties.

"Weaker economically, weaker in education, weaker in health care.

Economically weaker Opec members like Venezuela and Nigeria are in worse straits.

He was confronted by an economically weak and fractious nation.

A disproportionate number come from comprehensive schools and economically weaker backgrounds.