Sentence examples for force economy from inspiring English sources

Calling the possible rescue package offered to Wall Street a case of "crybaby capitalism," Naomi Klein has suggested the economic meltdown might prove a window of opportunity for political opportunists seeking to force economy austerity measures on a gobsmacked and demoralised public.

This could force economies towards bankruptcy".

Think of this as the Austerity Olympics, with the attendant deprivations and pleasures of forced economy.

But with fewer coach seats available, that fare is likely to sell out faster, forcing economy passengers to pay at least 20percentt more for the next available discount fare.

The early expansion was followed by a period of forced economy, but in the 1880s the railway was refurbished, express services began to run and by the end of that decade there was a suburban service in Aberdeen.

Across the rich world, global competition is forcing economies to become more flexible, often increasing inequality; Japan is one example (see article).

This could force the economy into a "hard landing" (in China this could mean growth of around 6% a year, compared with more than 9% at present).

Those gaps came about because the program — a joint federal-state effort — has been largely unchanged for decades, even as the work force and economy have changed dramatically.

As a result the dancing – low-slung, loose-hipped and fast, with a singing neo-balletic line – impels the story with thrilling force and economy.

Given the benefits of offshoring, the logical response is to make the U.S. labor force and economy more flexible and able to cope with change.

Historical data relating to meteorology, population, the labour force and economy were obtained from publicly available databases from the Taiwanese government.