Sentence examples for and in the gross from inspiring English sources

But reports last week suggesting that the economy was roaring along -- including data on job growth in November and in the gross domestic product in the third quarter -- dampened expectations of any imminent shift in Fed policy.

Among them, a reduction in the agricultural productivity and in the gross domestic product as well as a migration towards more productive areas are included, mostly in the development countries, thus confirming that the unmitigated climate change is incompatible with sustainable development [53].

Current experimental, post-mortem and in vivo imaging techniques have revealed various subtle morphological changes detectable both at the cellular level (affecting spines, dendrites, endothelial cells of the vasculature and glial and neuronal cell numbers), and in the gross morphology of specific brain areas (MRI findings).

The inclusion of the tambourine was a little random, but Elise attacked the song with passion and aggression, which made it infectious (and not in the gross Ryan Seacrest way that has probably now contaminated the entire Top 6).

Core goods shipments are used to calculate business spending on equipment and software in the gross domestic product report.

VS conceived, designed and coordinated the study, participated in the gross and histopathology and drafted the manuscript, HB participated in the design of the study and the gross pathology, JH participated in the histopathology, ND performed the bacteriology and DE performed the virology.

Shipments of nonmilitary capital goods excluding aircraft, used to calculate equipment and software spending in the gross domestic product report, were flat after rising 1.5 percent in June.

In addition, no obvious change in photic induction of mPer1 and mPer2, or in the gross anatomy (Nissl stain) of the SCN was found.

The institute says that an index reading of 42.7 is consistent with the break between expansion and contraction over all in the gross domestic product.

It said cutting tax as a share of national output, from the current level of 37% to between20%and25%25%, would lead to stronger growth and a 26% increase in the gross incomes of those in the poorest decile.

And even small errors in the gross numbers become big errors in the margin.