Sentence examples for at its potential from inspiring English sources

The need for policies of social investment to keep the economy at full employment to bridge over technological displacement was also a theme of the economist Hyman Minsky, who observed that the problem was laissez-faire capitalism and its tendency toward periodic financial crises; it took activist government to keep the economy at its potential.

It also calculates that if the economy were operating at its potential based on its productive capacity – what used to be called "full employment," a term now in disuse among economists – G.D.P. would be $1 trillion larger this year.

The obtained decomposition is similar to that which can be obtained through the "plucking" model of Kim and Nelson (1999a), where output grows most of the time at its potential level or "ceiling", and only in recessive periods does it deviate negatively from trend.

As its name indicates, Think Again Turn Away aims less at Isis itself than at its potential recruits.

A numerical model is used to control the design of the induction system and to look at its potential evolutions.

There was a wave of optimism at its potential, followed by the horror of watching the slow car crash of the reality.

It is currently working at half its potential energy level and is scheduled to shut down for repair and upgrades in 2012.

The government has signaled an interest in ensuring that artificial intelligence does not have unwelcome consequences, coordinating a series of workshops this year aimed at exploring its potential effects.

When he swings one of those legs around in a turn or a jump, you feel its force, or at least its potential force.

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Mobile health (or mHealth) has therefore been the subject of considerable research in recent times with a vast number of studies aimed at exploring its potential.