Sentence examples for tiny economic from inspiring English sources

A tiny economic elite controlling consumption-geared production and imports has accumulated great wealth.

The bank, which was founded in Bangladesh, has been seen as a world model for that type of tiny economic development loan.

In fact, though we may have distaste for the tiny economic elite behind Zelaya's arrest and removal, many progressives would probably be rooting for the prosecution.

It is the tiny, benign economic growth, compounding invisibly, that we are trying to capture.

Here's how Simon Wren-Lewis, a professor of economics at Oxford University put it: arguing that the tiny amount of economic growth Britain has recently achieved after a years-long downturn proved austerity to be the right policy is tantamount to saying that global warming skeptics had "won the climate change argument because of recent heavy snow".

Taxation was levied on what profits remained, but half was retained by the British government, which made only tiny grants for economic development.

But this year's Republican primary is making it increasingly clear that a different tiny minority — the economic far right — truly calls the shots.

What this means is that very tiny changes in economic assumptions, when projected out over a 10-year budget window, can quickly add up to real money.

Spending so much time on tiny Greece's economic problems has stretched an unimpressive Brussels bureaucracy and its political leaders, leaving less time for a refugee crisis of huge proportions.

And his own modelling, finally released on Friday, shows that reaching that target will indeed reduce production and exports of coal, while shaving only a tiny fraction from economic growth.

Cyprus may be tiny, but its economic story now holds some acid truths for European leaders.For weeks the Cypriot government has been trying to scratch together money to recapitalise its second-largest bank after big losses caused by Greece's debt restructuring in March.