Sentence examples for a year faster from inspiring English sources

Andy Haldane, the man in charge of financial stability at the Bank of England, notes that during the century up to 1970 bank assets in 14 big economies grew at a rather stately pace: on average just 0.6% a year faster than GDP.

Since 1970, America's Medicare costs per member have risen by three percentage points a year faster than GDP per person.

The records show prices rising 2.5 percentage points a year faster than inflation, which is just about what income has done.

The economy tends to grow at around 4% a year, faster than most rich countries but more slowly than Brazil's emerging-market peers.Weak investment reflects low domestic saving.

Then output per worker would have grown 0.2 percentage points a year faster in British businesses and 0.5 points faster in America, Finland and Sweden.

The brokerage analysts predicted that the average growth stock would rise more than 20 percentage points a year faster than would the average value stock.

Poultry breeding has produced breeds and strains to fulfil different needs; light-framed, egg-laying birds that can produce 300 eggs a year; fast-growing, fleshy birds destined for consumption at a young age, and utility birds which produce both an acceptable number of eggs and a well-fleshed carcase.

Until recently consumer spending was rising a half-percent per year faster than aftertax income; now it will be rising 1% slower.

For a quarter-century consumer spending has grown on average a half percentage point per year faster than aftertax incomes.

In an Olympic year, fast times come in waves.

By late summer consumer prices could be more than 2% lower than a year before a faster decline than during Japan's previous bout of deflation.