Sentence examples for Reduced prospects from inspiring English sources

Reduced prospects for the return to capital would not only affect investment directly but could also affect consumption if stock prices adjust to a less optimistic view of earnings prospects...

The United States has emerged with low unemployment but reduced prospects for growth.

The Fed's economic forecast, released separately, reflected reduced prospects for 2013.

This, together with rampant antibiotic resistance and reduced prospects for new therapies and vaccines, is increasing our reliance on microbicides as a part of preventive strategies.

Child poverty has increased in 23 countries in the developed world since the start of the global recession in 2008, potentially trapping a generation in a life of material deprivation and reduced prospects.

The euro has dominated the agenda in Brussels for the last three years, but Britons have reduced prospects of making big careers in this policy area because London has no power to lobby for them.

The Bank of England lowered its forecasts for growth and inflation, reducing prospects for an increase in interest rates.

The dollar had little reaction to a Government report showing a 1.1percentt rise in the Consumer Price Index for January, Increased inflation reduces prospects for lower interest rates, which would usually depress the dollar, dealers said.

Reflecting the IMF's concern about over-aggressive deficit reduction programmes, the joint statement said governments should "manage fiscal consolidation to promote rather than reduce prospects for growth and employment.

In an interview to coincide with his visit, published Wednesday in The Yomiuri Shimbun, one of Japan's largest dailies, Mr. Carter said China's actions "seriously increase tensions and reduce prospects for diplomatic solutions" in territory claimed by the Philippines and Vietnam, and indirectly by Taiwan.

For most types of s, the 1999 crop year is also marked with oversupply, which reduces prospects for any significant price recovery at least in the short-term.