Sentence examples for consequence of gdp from inspiring English sources

Three regions were removed from this category as a consequence of GDP improvements (Canarias, Castilla y León and Comunidad Valenciana), and four more were removed due to statistical changes (phasing-out regions): Asturias, Ceuta, Melilla and Murcia.

It is believed that, since 1998, the poverty situation worsened as a consequence of the 5percentt decline of GDP over 1998-2000 perINS (INS, 2002).

Receptor-mediated acceleration of GTPγS association in the presence of GDP is a consequence of accelerated GDP dissociation, while in the absence of GDP the speed of GTPγS binding (irrespective of presence or absence of agonist) is already maximal.

As a consequence, government expenditure accounted for some 40% of GDP, and the government provided 51% of the country's employment.

It is estimated that low-income countries are losing 2-42-4% GDP as a direct consequence of road injuries and deaths, which both equals the effects of the current global recession and outweighs any advantage these countries gain from aid.

There should also be little worry about the inflationary consequences of keeping the deficit around 3% of GDP.

Its consequences are a current-account deficit of 3.9% of GDP, a fiscal deficit of 7% of GDP, and growing short-term public debt.

He's just suffering the consequences in an economy in which the share of GDP going into wages – into the pockets of ordinary men and women – has been going down, as company profits have gone up.

The historical consequences of increased knowledge capital prove to be huge – multiples of GDP for achievable improvements in schools.

Can health care grow from 17% of GDP to 34% in seven years without consequences?

Total debt in this country rose to more than 400% of GDP as societal spending habits lost all semblance of consequence.