Sentence examples for economy linked from inspiring English sources

No other country has so much of its economy linked to the online world," writes Mikko Hypponen, a Finnish cybercrime expert.

Three essential research questions are raised to be answered: (1) First, how and with what purpose are different aspects (migration, security, development, labour market and economy) linked within the Mobility Partnerships?

For 30 years after the fall of Franco it was a different Spain - a modernised economy, linked to the European core by its single currency and the Schengen agreement, and benefiting on top of that from its links to the rapidly expanding economies of Latin America.

Comptroller New York, Sept. 8, 2008 • To the Editor: "The Riders Pay" is correct that mass transit is "essential to New York's economy," linking jobs and residents, 24 hours a day, throughout the region.

The creamery looms as well over the area's economy, linking many through an understood compact: the 50 farmers who own it as part of a cooperative, including Mr. Vevoda; its 200 employees; on and on, down to those who count on its support of the annual Easter Seals telethon.

Recognizing that the global economy links us all together, thereby making us all responsible to some extent for each other's pollution, and then acting on that recognition -- that is truly remarkable.

Cities with economies linked to commodities with falling prices have also been affected, as more people have defaulted on loans.

Steve H. Hanke, a professor of applied economics at Johns Hopkins University, has compared the performance of developing economies linked to the dollar with those that are not and found that the dollar's stability does seem to rub off.

Augusto de la Torre, the World Banks's chief economist for Latin America, explains: "After the second world war the East Asian economies linked up to Japan, and in the process of getting connected they created the 'Asian Factory'.

As much of the circular economy links to product redesign along with system and service redesign, designers have a pivotal role.

Harsher criticism of Mr. Mubarak was rare on Tuesday in northern Egypt, where the landscape and the architecture are nearly identical to that of Gaza, and where the economy is linked to smuggling food, supplies, arms and explosives there.