Sentence examples for Return to its previous level from inspiring English sources

Nor can Japan rely on exports for future growth; to the extent that it had enjoyed an export bubble, foreign demand will not return to its previous level.

As the study points out, "The typical individual who experiences a decline of at least 25 percent in household income requires between six and eight years for income to return to its previous level".

The work at Cheltenham will enable the Gold Cup day crowd, which was reduced to improve comfort for the huge numbers attracted to the Festival meeting's highlight, to return to its previous level and Gillespie certainly expects the expansion of the Festival to continue in the future.

Growth of 1.5 percent would be an indicator that, after experiencing a decline in gross domestic product greater than any other industrialized country in 2008-9 and a rapid return to its previous level, Germany was reverting to its "old model": a growth cycle on the upside of stagnation, yet an economic pattern of not doing much more than marking time.

These momentary millionaires, some of them writers and artists belonging to a class called the working famous, are the ones you see checking the financial tables every day, hoping against hope that AOL Time Warner or Intel will return to its previous level, allowing these people to become millionaires once again.

In the episode "HOMR" (season 12, 2001) Homer gets surgery to remove the (newly discovered) crayon from his brain, boosting his IQ to 105, but although he bonds very well with Lisa, his newfound capacity for understanding and reason makes him less happy and he gets Moe to reinsert a crayon, causing his intelligence to return to its previous level.

Employment in financial services, IT and telecoms is unlikely to return to its previous levels for many years, if ever.

There is no guarantee work force participation will return to its previous levels.

If we do nothing, the price of gasoline will return to its previous levels as the financial crisis eases.

"We expect the market to take several months to return to its previous levels after the lending surge".

Nokia said it expected its handset sales to increase in the fourth quarter and continue growing next year, allowing the company to return to its previous levels of 25percentto30percentcent revenue growth.