Sentence examples for term economy from inspiring English sources

"This is a much better deal for the near term economy than what we put in the budget, and what passed the House last week.

We used the term "economy" in the local language, as shown on the charts along the side, but used "economy" in English in India, since that is far more commonly used than the Hindi variants.

"For the first time in many years, a German government is setting out a energy plan for the long term," Economy Minister Rainer Bruederle told reporters.

The term "economy" describes the productive and distributive activities of a region or country, which includes markets, but also the legal framework within which they take place, as well as the organizations within markets, such as households and corporations.

Adam Smith or David Ricardo rarely used the term "economy" alone.

All you need to do is pay attention to our long term economy, so that my wife and I can grow old with a modicum of dignity.

Over the longer term, economies of scale, staff cuts and elimination of overlap are meant to help make the new airline financially viable.

The term "economy-class syndrome" defines an infrequent episode of venous thromboembolism (VTED) related to a long travel, namely by plane.

This association was previously suggested by Homans [ 1] and was believed so self-evident that it gave rise to the term "economy-class syndrome" [ 2].

5. Short-term economy: The economy is not in recession during the election campaign.

We will instead pursue the short-term economy of neglecting those we have propelled into power.