Sentence examples for salient economic from inspiring English sources

Here's one highly salient economic statistic, unemployment, with the election months marked by dots and the larger period around the end of those terms boxed off.

Special consideration to the properties of the biomass drive the conceptualized plant design while conditions for optimal production and salient economic considerations are discussed.

To sum up, chronic inflation and recurrent cycles of recession and recovery associated with substantial changes in income distribution arbitrated by the state (see Mallon and Sourrouille 1975; O'Donnell 1977)—were salient economic features throughout this period (and even beyond it).

But when Obama declared his candidacy, in February of 2007, unemployment — the most politically salient of economic numbers — was below five per cent.

Mr Brown and Mr Darling handsomely lead Mr Cameron and George Osborne, the shadow chancellor, on the salient issue of economic competence.Wow and how?

The paper puts forward a model of the Atlantic salmon fishery in the Baltic Sea that integrates the salient biological and economic characteristics of migratory fish stocks.

Current results indicate that ongoing recruitment and prospective assessment of this cohort is feasible and has the potential to evaluate the relative impact of both biomedical and psychosocial factors on rate of disease progression, use of KRT, and salient personal and economic outcomes.

An additional 1.7 million Americans slipped into official poverty last year, ground down by the pernicious joblessness that remains the most salient fact of the economic recovery.

National atlases are usually produced by government agencies to cartographically present the whole range of a particular nation's salient features: physical, historical, economic, social, cultural, and administrative.

That Mr. Kunene, a small-time player in South African politics, has vaulted onto the front pages underscores how salient the issue of economic inequality has become in South Africa, a country that by some estimates has the worst disparities of wealth in the world.

There is no doubt that war and peace issues are less salient now, relative to economic issues.