Sentence examples for blistering growth from inspiring English sources

In any other major economy this would have been considered blistering growth threatening overheating.

In the 1970s the blistering growth after the second world war vanished in both Europe and America.

Wal-Mart's shares fell 87.5 cents, to $58, largely on concerns that the retailer would be hard pressed to exceed this year's blistering growth.

Adjusted for inflation, consumer spending climbed 9.6percentt last year, led by blistering growth in online retail sales of 26.2percentt.

HONG KONG — Inflation in China surged past analysts' forecasts in October, raising expectations that authorities in Beijing would step up efforts to slow the country's blistering growth rate.

Even when the recovery was in a much more sluggish mode, corporate profits stood out for their blistering growth, and companies were sitting on large piles of cash.

The time resolved blister growth and the propagation of the three phase boundary polymer/oxide covered zinc/interfacial electrolyte layer could be detected.

The groove peaks were found to be stronger barriers than the groove valleys as a result of a higher peeling angle needed for delamination to take place, increasing the energy used for plastic deformation and therefore decreasing the energy available for blister growth.

More important, they are being produced at rates that exceed the already-blistering growth rates of the Chinese economy in general.

Take, for example, the economic superman China, which boasts the world's largest population, 1.3 billion, and the globe's fastest growing economy, with a blistering GDP growth last year of 9%.

China, of course, has been doubling its G.D.P. every seven years with blistering economic growth rates of 10 percent per year.