Sentence examples for a return to productivity from inspiring English sources

Much like predictions of interest-rate rises, forecasts of a return to productivity growth have come and gone.

"The good news is that signs of a return to productivity growth should generate more upward pay pressure.

A spokeswoman for the Department for Business, Innovation and Skills said the government was "committed to delivering a return to productivity growth which is the route to raising living standards for everyone in the UK".

Low inflation means workers are at last seeing strong real pay growth, although that reflects cheap oil more than a long-awaited return to productivity growth.Yet the minutes of the last Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) meeting, also released today, revealed one member's belief that a rate cut is equally as likely as a rate rise.

He said leaders needed to "set the example that resuming work and trying to return to productivity is not in any way inconsistent with trying to deal with the emotional pain this has caused"; he did not say "is inconsistent".

To describe Operation Enduring Freedom/Operation Iraqi Freedom (OEF/OIF) veterans who underwent the Comprehensive Traumatic Brain Injury Evaluation (CTBIE), differences between the traumatic brain injury (TBI) and non-TBI subgroups, and factors associated with return to productivity (RTP).

Green RE, Colella B, Hebert DA, Bayley M, Kang HS, Till C, Monette G. Prediction of return to productivity after severe traumatic brain injury: investigations of optimal neuropsychological tests and timing of assessment.

We would recommend that the drug be avoided in breeding birds, unless the value of the breeder flock dictates that the health of the flock and return to productivity is more important than resultant decrease in egg fertility.

I am convinced that a return to the productivity growth and broad economic inclusion of the past will require nothing less than a revival of the high dynamism that underpinned that performance.

Although most sites reported a return to full productivity, others had reportedly struggled to return to original levels.

The gradual threat is a return to the slower productivity growth of the 1970's and 1980's; the sudden one is a loss of foreign investor confidence.