Sentence examples for economy challenges from inspiring English sources
The Alabamian rural economy challenges the traditional view of a dependency on cotton.
Portland's city government and business groups launched a "We Build Green Cities" effort to promote the region's clean tech companies and products as solutions for global clean economy challenges.
"The serious problems experienced by some well-known High Street names are having an impact on how people see the industry as a whole but, as we work through the current worldwide economy challenges, the image of banks and bankers is likely to improve".
So as the new travel economy challenges the old guard, the travel manager faces a catch-22.
Refer R.K. Jain, ed, China South Asian Relations, 1947-1980, (Jain 1981), p.61. 2For a good account on the interplay of political and economic challenges confronting African economies, see AlemayehuGeda and Addis Yimer, "Growth and Poverty Reduction in Africa: Political Economy Challenges" in Yaruingam and Kapoor 2013, pp. 106-125.
It includes factors of several types shaping the future, such as major environmental problems; the need for a new economy; challenges for societies, e.g., by globalization and ageing; building participatory and trust-worthy political systems; and developing intelligent technological solutions, and creative educational institutions.
Ireland positioned itself as a lean, buccaneering start-up economy, challenging Europe's unwieldy giants.
In fact, the fuel economy challenge is probably tougher for luxury brands like BMW, Jaguar, Land Rover and Mercedes-Benz.
LEXINGTON, Ohio — Motorcycle tinkerers questing after high fuel efficiency were forced to consider everyday practicality at the 2011 Vetter Fuel Economy Challenge at Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course last weekend.
Neither idea is a priority right now, with the economy challenging the Angels' ability to draw 3 million fans a year.
Many Volt drivers are choosing to share their habits online with other electric car drivers, in a kind of electric economy challenge.
