Galbraith

How To Use Galbraith In A Sentence

• When liberal economist John Kenneth Galbraith started using the term in the 1950s, his targets were not just any widely held wrong opinions, but those that were the product of inertia and convenience.
• What astonishes the contemporary reader is that a genuine, independent intellectual like Galbraith was permitted to serve in government, let alone become the confidant of presidents.
• We need someone who can think carefully about changing the economic policy course of the country, who is as economist James K. Galbraith just shared with me "incorruptible", and who can run a big government operation, and instill national and global confidence in his or her leadership. Steve Clemons: Who Will Succeed Tim Geithner as Next Treasury Secretary?
• Mr. Galbraith, a revered lecturer for generations of Harvard students, nonetheless always commanded attention.
• PW Comics Week talked with Galbraith about the nature of Japanese fandom and the history of the term otaku and how this Japanese subculture of cool stuff-from manga, anime and cosplay to gaming, toys and related merchandise-has evolved and changed in recent years. Undefined
• Galbraith would be horrified by the suggestion that he is part of the mainstream, instead presenting himself as a trenchant critic of what he sees as the corporate-dominated values of today.
• Galbraith called the undiscovered and therefore unfelt loss "the bezzle. BlueNC - The people's think tank
• Reports say Ambassador Galbraith has sided with the Canadian chairman of the Electoral Complaints Commission, Grant Kippen, to take a hard line and toss out all tainted ballots.
• Galbraith's proposal does stand in stark contrast with the rumored position of the fiscal commission. Job-Creation Idea No. 12: Let The Old Folks Retire Early And Make Way For Young Workers
• Galbraith and Paul have brightly colored fabrics and Villa Romo and Jim Thompson contemporized the small geometric pattern. Kim Alexandriuk: Orientalism for the Modern World