Iraq's oil reserves might seem to be its economic salvation, creating the kind of per-capita wealth necessary to support democracy.

But in the mid-1980's the state's oil industry collapsed, and by 1990 prisons had come to be seen as "engines of economic salvation."

A growing American presence in Syria has been seen by some as a sign of economic salvation.

The center represents Father Cunningham's secular theology of economic salvation through hard work and high technology.

With the white plastic square affixed to my windshield, I was on the path to economic salvation.

If the change at Corning troubles some employees, for many locals it promises economic salvation.

Both territories are increasingly looking at the pipeline as an economic salvation, largely because they see few alternatives.

The Senator said he regretted that gambling seemed to offer the only hope of economic salvation for Indians.

Wearing this mask, they hope to induce the West to finance their economic salvation.

Has anybody noticed the missing ingredient in these recipes for economic salvation?