Sentence examples for economy settings from inspiring English sources

In economy, settings are less plush, but the meals range from stir-fries and curries to lamb stew and Nile perch.

Research on user innovation and entrepreneurship to date has focused almost entirely on developed economy settings (Enos 1962; Knight 1963; Freeman 1968; von Hippel 1988, 2005; Shah and Tripas 2007).

More recently, SAMs were extended to account for environmental issues, including for developing economy settings such as Indonesia (Resosudarmo and Thorbecke 1996), China (Xie 2000), and Brazil (Lenzen and Schaeffer 2004).

Interestingly, among the reasons alleged to explain this decreasing trend, most authors mentioned regulatory actions [ 15, 16] which unfortunately cannot be fully applied to informal economy settings.

However, this is prohibitively resource-intensive and cannot be routinely carried out for audit and benchmarking purposes, at least in the Hong Kong and other rapidly developing economy settings where such a management culture has yet to take hold.

"Driving an electric car is unlike any other vehicle I have driven, as the Leaf has several economy drive settings which encourage a more economical way of driving.

In general, our findings should have relevance to other mixed economy dental healthcare settings.

The economies of rural Tanzanian settings are predominantly supported by subsistence agriculture, which provides little or no pension coverage and limited health care services.

This paper presents one of the first attempts to assess the drivers of the innovation process in two different institutional settings: mature market economies of Western Europe and advanced transition economies from Central and Eastern Europe.

Mr. Condon's quip highlights the deliberate difficulty he says China has chosen in adjusting settings across its economy to try to rebalance demand and output while providing a cushion for lower growth.

His specialty was nonlinear partial differential equations, which arise in geometry and other areas of mathematics and are essential to the modelling of motion and change in a number of real-world settings — traffic, the economy, Earth's climate, ecosystems, biological processes.