Sentence examples for economy whose from inspiring English sources

Deflation is both symptom and cause of an economy whose basic functioning has stalled.

But that decision occurs in the context of an economy whose normal rules have been reshaped.

A distant second comes the economy, whose crisis is viewed as being closely connected to security.

Greece, however, has a small economy, whose troubles matter mainly because they're spilling over to much bigger economies, like Spain's.

The lacklustre state of Britain's economy, whose strength once fascinated other leaders, has also dimmed his appeal.

We could never provide those services with a local economy whose largest employer is a private hospital.

Yet somehow, Puerto Ricans still have money, tapping an underground economy whose size is difficult to estimate.

What do you do when you're a worker in an economy whose benefits increasingly go to owners?

That's an important and very lucrative skill, but it has very little to with the problem of expanding a whole economy, whose main customer is … itself.

This is the knottiest economic problem of our time — figuring out how to manage an economy whose engines of growth are enriching the few but squeezing the many.

Otherwise, we're talking about Greek-level austerity or worse in an economy whose fundamentals, thanks to the implosion of offshore banking, are much worse than Greece's ever were.