Sentence examples for cyclical developments from inspiring English sources
The criterion is also unnecessarily tight for new member countries as it mainly reflects cyclical developments.
While bad, those situations would still be within the range of short-term cyclical developments, and could be weighed against simple inflationary pressures from monetary policy trying to stimulate too much.
The new report insisted that it was "important to maintain a strong political consensus for fiscal consolidation," but also urged Portugal to stick to agreed austerity measures "even if cyclical developments turn out more adverse than now expected".
The Beveridge curve is widely used as a succinct summary of the overall state of the labour market and to distinguish structural shifts from cyclical developments.
Furthermore, cyclical developments and demographic change have direct impacts on the number of apprenticeship programs offered by firms (Muehlemann, Wolter and Wüest 2009, Wolter and Ryan 2011).
Indeed, when leaving the tsetse belt "jail" in which it was trapped by its cyclical development in tsetse flies, T. evansi developed, or simply expressed, a surprising and spectacular ability to develop in a very large range of hosts leading to a no less spectacular, potentially unlimited, geographical distribution.
We welcome such translations, which are preferably developed by groups of researchers, by use of a cyclical development process, with back-translation to the original language and user testing.
In contrast, a cyclical development of the market activities in parallel to technology is not visible.
As with any commodity market that has high capital requirements, the global LNG market follows a cyclical development.
Other pharmaceutical companies have recently sold or spun off parts to increase share value and capital efficiency, in a cyclical development after years of mega-mergers.
This makes it important to specify the debt contracts between each bank and entrepreneurs during the prosperity phase of Schumpeter's cyclical development.
