Sentence examples for brisk expansion from inspiring English sources

Economists said the weak data could simply reflect a pause after two years of brisk expansion.

They point to a brisk expansion in the money supply last month, and suggest that soon too much money may be chasing too few goods, inevitably leading to broader rises in China's consumer price index.

Both growing consumer spending and expanding business investment appear to be feeding a brisk expansion despite rising interest rates and the surge in oil prices that pushed the average price of gasoline to nearly $2.40 a gallon this summer.

The brisk expansion of the previous two years left retailers gasping for capital that had almost overnight become hard to find.

Toyota's new expansion follows brisk sales in the United States of the Lexus ES, a midsize luxury car that is selling twice as fast as it did in 2012.

The Commerce Department reported that brisk consumer spending nudged the expansion of the economy ahead at a slightly faster pace than expected, setting the stage for a second-half surge in growth.

And while in publishing it is generally said that flat is the new growth, expansion of the audio book industry has been brisk.

On the other hand, when the central bank's purchases are too brisk, money growth increases and interest rates fall, thereby inducing domestic expansion and stimulating an increase in prices.

Potholes and expansion joints in the road are jarring, but the car takes brisk turns with ease, thanks in part to a surprisingly sophisticated suspension setup and what feels like decent weight distribution.

One company outside Brazil that he expects to benefit from the expansion of the Latin American middle class is Copa Airlines, which is doing brisk business flying passengers between North and South America via its base in Panama.

"Obviously, economic growth at such a brisk level cannot be sustained forever, but the bulk of evidence suggests that our record-breaking expansion is continuing".