Sentence examples for miserable economic from inspiring English sources

The Soviet Union, like the other powers, had simply miserable economies, miserable economic situations.

The administration would no doubt blame this judgment on the steady stream of miserable economic news.

The miserable economic track record is, in part, a quirk of timing.

He inherited a miserable economic and fiscal situation, he chose an exceedingly ambitious agenda, and he faces an opposition party that has no interest in compromise.

Though the recession is now supposedly at an end, the pain of the noughties' miserable economic performance will be felt for a long time to come.

But miserable economic conditions coupled with long waiting lists for legal kidney transplants — last year there was only one kidney available here for every three patients in need — is creating a marketplace of desperate people.

China's puzzle has been it rapid growth despite its miserable (144th) economic freedom index ranking.

Despite a miserable macro-economic mix of circumstances, including the worst recession in almost 100 years, the biggest corruption scandal Brazil has ever seen, and calls for President Dilma Rousseff's impeachment, Brazil's tech industry is thriving.

In a conference call with analysts, Mr. Schwarzman characterized the overall environment in the second quarter as "pretty miserable," adding that economic risks would combine with political concerns, including the looming "fiscal cliff," in the second half of the year.

On the morning after the general election, Fisher posted on Twitter that it was "fitting that the architect of Labour's miserable austerity-lite economic policies should lose #Balls".

If we are to improve educational outcomes for all children, decades of research show that we must address the miserable social and economic conditions that profoundly affect schools: poverty, homelessness, inadequate healthcare, unsafe drinking water, food insecurity and gun violence.