Sentences with phrase «n't wreck the economy»

People like the Mullers are trying to advance ideas that certainly wouldn't wreck the economy.

now breathing doesn't count as it is sustained, for the rest, do you have affordable alternatives that don't wreck the economy immediately?

Not exact matches

It was to save the economy from breaking down — or perhaps to pay off protection - racket money to Wall Street not to wreck the economy.

So the Americans are putting immense pressure on Europe, saying, «We will wreck your economy, if you don't wreck Greece's economy.»

Rules designed for different times can't be trusted to fully capture the idiosyncratic nature of economies wrecked by the Great Recession.

Because before it was guy The Shrub, who sorta kinda ran the deficit way up and started two pointless wars and wrecked the economy and little stuff like that, which people seem to think means that we Republicans can't select a decent candidate for the life of us.

«The reason they don't want to listen to economic experts is because they are all agreed that leaving the EU would wreck our economy and hammer family finances.»

Finally be careful not to wreck retirement saving: a major long term cause of Britain's economic problems is that savings and investment have been too low and the economy over dependent on consumption.

They want people to think that they are responsible and reasonable, while Labour are vandals who got drunk wrecking the economy and now can't sober up enough to play any sensible part in putting it right.

We will not pay the price of another Tory government hell - bent on wrecking our economy.

They may now instruct Heritage and CEI to admit AGW but point to natural gas as the only solution that won't «wreck the economy».

Let's just go ahead and do whatever we want to, so long as it doesn't «wreck» the economy.

We can not replace large (or significant) amounts of conventional technologies with wind and solar without either wrecking the economy or degrading system reliability or both.

Not that it matters a damn, unless you intend to completely wreck the German economy that is.

The real debate should be, how do we change our energy systems without wrecking our economy — not whether or not global warming is happening.

Certainly not worth wrecking the economy for like they've done in so much of the Euro zone.

@John Dawson «The wrecking ball is not the cost added to everyones power bills just now, it's the attempt to force the economy off a cheap and efficient power supply onto an expensive and inefficient power supply.»

I certainly would not have described him as any sort of activist as I tend to think that epithet applies to those ill informed zealots we see roaming the streets trying to get us to sign up to some sort of petition or other to wreck western economies by cutting carbon to unrealistic (at present) levels

His most important point is that placing a price on carbon emissions by the most politically feasible effective method is feasible and that the cost of doing so won't wreck world economies.

That is not enough to wreck the world economy with Kyoto - like measures.

* To which I respond, if we're all starving and freezing because we've wrecked our global economy (which hurts the poor first, and the most) only to find that global warming wasn't true, it'll be a bit late, don't you think?

Hasn't the global carbon energy economy been a complete and total train - wreck for every truly conservative virtue and objective?

These campaigns always pretend to offer inspiration about we can do in America if we set our minds and hearts to it, but in fact the real message is what we can't do: we can't power America without coal, we can't keep our lights on without destroying Appalachia, and most important of all, we can't pass meaningful carbon legislation without wrecking the American economy.

My only hope is they stop before they completely wreck the economies of the EU, USA, Australia and others but since they are moving on to raping India, Brazil, Africa and (trying to rape) China and Russia I wouldn't bet on it.

Oh, Wall Street, Bankers, Hedge Funds, and the deregulation of the financial industry wrecked the Western Economies's, particularly in those countries in Europe that don't want to build things (all countries in Europe not called Germany, you know the trade union, single payer socialist country).

Let's just say that after the Savings & Loan train wreck in the US in the 90's I didn't believe it was possible for them to come up with another way to financially self destruct but due to their insatiable greed not only did they ruin their economy, Europe and many of their other allies are still on the brink of financial ruin today.