Sentence examples for an absolute fall from inspiring English sources

At the original launch of the World Economic Outlook in October, Olivier Blanchard, the fund's chief economist, said "it is not useful to use the word 'recession' when the world is growing at 3%".When tracking such diverse economies, it does make much more sense to define a global recession not as an absolute fall in GDP, but as when growth falls significantly below its potential rate.

What rich Western countries face is a relative economic decline, not an absolute fall in average living standards (though a few of their citizens may become worse off).

But studies have shown that although this may dent the rate at which emissions rise, it is unlikely by itself to produce an absolute fall in carbon output levels.

Some businesses might see an absolute fall in what they pay in corporation tax in 2014.

The fall in manufacturing participation in Colombia is not explained by an absolute fall in manufacturing output (Fig. 2).

Bebbington et al [ 9] in a representative survey also confirmed, that the female preponderance in depression is evident only before the age of 55 due to an absolute fall in female prevalences thereafter.

Mortality rates in the more deprived groups have seen a greater absolute fall than more affluent areas.

That actually marks an improvement in margin, to 2.73% - but the absolute fall both in profits and numbers shipped means that companies are struggling.

State revenues fell by more than 6% last year, the first absolute fall since 1945.

The absolute fall was no worse than those of many other large investors, yet it prompted soul-searching in Norway.

Greer couldn't reconcile his immediate and absolute fall.