Sentence examples for because of a contraction from inspiring English sources

"It fell in part because of a contraction in the labor force of 226,000, with the labor force participation rate declining to 62.7%, its lowest since June," he said.

Analysts were expecting India's growth rate to slow because of a contraction in new investments by the private sector and the financial effects of the crisis in Europe, but the numbers were worse than predicted.

Wage inequality appears to be widening between the top and bottom ranks of the work force, partly because of a relentless contraction in blue-collar factory jobs.

"L'Oreal recorded low growth because of a slight contraction in the consumer products division, as the mass market hit an air pocket in Western Europe," chief executive Jean-Paul Agon said in a statement.

On Thursday, the Finance Ministry reported that because of an economic contraction, Japan's tax revenues last year were 5.5percentt below projections.

"This is not a good time to be thinking of European bank shares because a contraction of credit has already begun and will get worse".

The sharp increase in egg prices was caused by a confluence of factors, among them a contraction of the industry because of the slump in 2005 and 2006 and a major increase in feed costs.

During the first decade of the 21st century the economy grew slowly because of two recessions by definition, a contraction in growth.

However, policymakers have limited leeway to help, because the core of the problem is a contraction of external demand.

Actually, there is a complication (being ignored here) because of the contraction rule.

BTX-A is most effective for wrinkles that form because of muscle contraction, where weakening of the muscle smoothes and flattens the overlying skin.