Sentence examples for their economically from inspiring English sources

One of the primary accomplishments of American civilization in the 20th century was the construction of a system of economic security that safeguards the dignity of Americans beyond their economically productive years.

Women in India are an important part of the economic sector and the reproductive age of women (15 44 years) overlaps their economically productive age (15 59 years).

They have had incredible, caring and brilliant teachers who were committed to their economically and racially diverse students.

As Tennessee's national ranking continues to slip, poor students are approximately a full grade level behind in math compared with their economically challenged peers in neighboring states.

Some upstate Republicans also do not want the laws changed because they have brought new prisons, and new jobs, to their economically depressed constituencies.

Their economically ravaged homeland, where the average salary is $40 a month, sent more people to New York in the 1980's than any other country.

They are the ones who, most often with their economically-stressed parents' concurrence, take the big gamble and go deeply into hock in the expectation that their dearly-purchased degrees will allow them not only to pay off their college debt but also achieve a comfortable middle-class life within just a few years.

The men also expressed economic concerns and worried about their ability to take care of their family economically.

Their death or maiming leaves families destitute and deprives countries of their most economically valuable citizens.

But for the past 40 years, men in their 30s, prime family-raising age, have found it difficult to outdistance their dads economically.

These public murders were carried out with the real purpose of keeping blacks in their place, economically and socially.