Sentence examples for macroeconomic realities from inspiring English sources

If a candidate even briefly abandons ideology in favor of macroeconomic realities, he must expect attacks.

And its read of macroeconomic realities would preclude monetary policy from fully offsetting the effects of increasing loan rates, in part because quantitative easing may not be effective in the future.

These companies are the incorporated clearinghouses of changing global macroeconomic realities.

Yet it also appears to acknowledge macroeconomic reality and rigorous research.

The macroeconomic reality requires austerity measures to reduce the imbalances and get our societies back on a healthier footing.

I've been writing about how macroeconomic reality under Ronald Reagan didn't actually match the myth, and many people are inevitably upset.

At its core the "fiscal cliff" represents the macroeconomic reality that budget deficits closing too quickly -- and public debt accumulating too slowly -- will push the U.S. economy back into recession.

"We're working very hard towards that and we have no doubt that Europe will find a way of creating common ground between the previous program -- that many of our partners insist upon, simply because it's there, there's a certain inertia -- and the new facts on the ground, our government's priorities, the demands of the macroeconomic reality that we're facing".

But as with its macroeconomic policy, stern realities seem likely to trump ideology in the government's new model for electricity, soon to be unveiled.

While there is clearly a need to scale up the health workforce in sub-Saharan Africa, the macroeconomic and fiscal reality that the region is facing present a significant challenge.

And my sense is that this talk of reform has, in practice, become less a real demand for specific actions than an excuse for not facing up to the reality of macroeconomic disaster, and a way to avoid discussing the responsibility of Germany and the ECB, in particular, to help end this disaster.