Sentences with phrase «economic suffering»

While it's true that manufacturing employment in the United States has been on the decline for decades, and that this trend has cause real economic suffering in parts of America, the simple fact is that too few Americans are employed in manufacturing for it to be an issue that really animates the electorate.

But the church's internal strife undermines faith in that tradition and undercuts its ability to help alleviate the spiritual anxiety and economic suffering brought on by the painful transition to a democratic, free - market society.

This decades - old assault on government employees has acquired new potency at a time of widespread economic suffering and populist rage.

Why is there not economic suffering if the CO2 goes untaxed and someone in a developing country (less able to respond than Americans) pays the economic and human cost of climate change?

The economic suffering was long and painful.

The Canadians who have been affected by the oil shock deserve the government's attention, but their economic suffering does not alone make the case for a large national fiscal stimulus initiative.

Perhaps it's simply a desperate hope that economic suffering will help them to prosper politically.

In addition to pressure from political foes and friends in the U.S., the president was attentive to British and French reactions and the possibility of their intervention on the side of the Confederacy, not least because of the economic suffering the war caused across the Atlantic.

Surrealists, whose artwork was often outlandish, perplexing, and uncanny, mingled with American artists who had matured during a time of cultural isolation and economic suffering in the United States.

What is economic suffering?

One of the the biggest complaints I have with some in the green movement is that the chief incentive will be economic suffering and pain that will force us to come up with a non-fossil fuel solution.