Sentence examples for anaemic pace from inspiring English sources
Chris Williamson, chief economist at Markit, said the main problem the government is facing is the anaemic pace of economic growth.
Fears over the anaemic pace of the global recovery put commodities under pressure and so miners and energy companies were among the biggest fallers on London's bluechip index.
The anaemic pace of economic growth means that few believe the Bank of England will raise interest rates this year or next.
Fears over the anaemic pace of the nascent global recovery put commodities under pressure and so miners and energy companies were among the biggest fallers on London's bluechip index.
The anaemic and glacial pace and the death-like bureaucracy continue to allow and, in the case of Monuc and the security council, even help facilitate a deathly regional war.
"India's economic growth rate is anaemic, inflation high, fiscal situation under pressure and pace of job creation slow.
Real was anaemic; Valencia swarmed all over its visitor with pace and vitality.
The ECB is meant to keep inflation below, but close to, its target level of 2% – but prices have been rising at less than half that pace for the past year, against a background of plunging oil prices and anaemic growth.
"It sounds tinny, anaemic".
There £97.50 looks anaemic.
