Sentence examples for floating economy from inspiring English sources

He does it all with a floating economy of motion and a beguiling offhandedness that appeal to the imagination.

Prosperity in Tokyo but fear because it is the Korean war which is floating the economy.

(That's almost certainly true, by the way — name another emergent technology capable of re-floating the economy for the long run).

I never thought I'd hear myself cheer one of George W. Bush's chief economic advisers (Glenn Hubbard, co-author with Chris Mayer of "How Underwater Mortgages Can Float the Economy," Op-Ed, Sept. 19), but when you're right, you're right.

But the picture began to change in the early 1990s, after a financial crisis in Egypt, when international lenders said they were no longer willing to float an economy so dependent on state-run enterprises.

Attempting to manage the fallout from the 2008 financial collapse, Obama is arousing the wrath of a vocal conservative movement, up in arms at his willingness to expand the national debt in order to float the economy.

This will involve printing yen in vast quantities, thereby trying to float the economy on a pool of liquidity.

Venezuela's oil exports are unable to float the economy because although oil makes up 95% of the country's exports, it doesn't get paid in cash for the majority of what it ships offshore.

Today, after stripping away all the economic analyses and political posturing, hope really does seem to be the only thing that can float the economy again.

The best hint we have comes from looking carefully at the mix of bills floating through the economy.

In 1975, for instance, there was virtually no venture capital money floating around the economy and no money for initial public offerings.