Sentence examples similar to Recovering pace from inspiring English sources

Non-earmarked credit never fully recovered its pace of before 2008, and kept a downward trend until starting to unwind more recently.

Europe began the day at a frenetic pace, recovering from 11½ points to 6½ down overnight to pull level at 11½ apiece by midday.

The economy is recovering, though the pace isn't blistering.

The housing market is recovering at its strongest pace in nearly a decade!

As he leaves, the US is recovering strongly and the pace of QE expansion has slowed from $85bn a month.

UK GDP will not recover to pre-crisis levels until 2014 at the earliest and we seem to be recovering at a slower pace than other nations.

Because the economy is already recovering at a sluggish pace, he said, even if it hasn't been vigorous enough to cut unemployment, which remains at 9.6 percent.

"It's going to be a very gradual pace of recovering instead of a roaring return to business as usual," she said.

"It's going to be a very gradual pace of recovering instead of a roaring return to business as usual," Ms. Coronado said.

In his speech on Wednesday, at the University of Nottingham, Mr. Carney said that the bank would not raise interest rates until "jobs, incomes and spending are recovering at a sustainable pace".

While the luxury Hamptons market — with sales over $20 million — is recovering at a faster pace than the rest of the market, there is little wow factor in what's been happening lately.