"economy" in inglés with examples - Collocation dictionary inglés
- Steak is a symbol of doing well, and with so many people doing well in the Island's red-hot economy, it makes sense that more people are eating it.
- The conflicts revealed by the property law are not simply growing pains of a red-hot economy, as China's leaders would have it, to be resolved by shifting perks or property rights.
- The red-hot American economy was already projected to cool off slightly in response to a series of interest rate increases engineered by the Federal Reserve.
- China has already replaced the United States as Japan's biggest trading partner, and many Japanese now see their nation's and their own personal future as linked to Asia's red-hot economies.
- The reason is simple: everybody wants a piece of the red-hot Chinese economy.
- Spurred by a red-hot economy, they are also demanding, and getting, entertainment in those neighborhoods, as well as in communities that have traditionally been residential.
- Would the Bush plan extend the long business expansion or lead the red-hot economy to blow a gasket?
- An opportunity because, with the red-hot national economy surging, people here believe Main Street is coming back.
- Most of the improvement at the bottom was because of people working more hours rather than for higher wages: a red-hot economy provided more jobs.
- The red-hot economy of the 1990's made it possible for him to raise spending, cut taxes and still build up more than $3 billion in savings.
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