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Meanings of economic conditions in English

Designates the economic situation of a particular country or region at a specific time.

Usage of economic conditions in English
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Our main market, in Britain, remains sluggish, reflecting difficult economic conditions there.
The Irish Times
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For this all to work, Irish economic conditions need to remain favourable.
The Irish Times
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The company said economic conditions remained challenging in most of its markets.
Reuters
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He added that the focus was on economic conditions in various countries.
The Irish Times
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Many potential tenants are waiting for a recovery in UK economic conditions.
Reuters
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The results may vary accordingly to ethnic, geographic, social and economic conditions.
Pubmed
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Urgent steps to improve economic conditions in the country are also vital.
The Guardian
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But he said that economic conditions and convergence would drive the timetable.
The Irish Times
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It also creates resentment, and when economic conditions improve people will leave.
The Irish Times
10
Recruitment company Rescon, which conducted the survey, blamed slowing global economic conditions.
The Irish Times
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Weak economic conditions held down the annual increase in U.S. miles driven.
Reuters
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It would be dependent on economic conditions, he told a media briefing.
Reuters
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U.S. Treasury debt, which benefits from weak economic conditions, posted modest gains.
Reuters
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The old historic democracies were but little states with primitive economic conditions.
The Frontier in American History
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Are the causes for these economic conditions of commercial origin or social?
Twentieth Century Negro Literature / Or, A Cyclopedia of Thought...
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Parents sometimes have to go away due to medical or economic conditions.
The Developmental Psychology of Psychopathology
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Economic conditions through the time
Economic conditions across language varieties
Ireland
Common
New Zealand
Common
United States of America
Common
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