Sentence examples for derail growth from inspiring English sources

As bad as today's figures were, they did not completely derail growth.

The gradual approach has allowed the export sector to adjust while preventing a currency shock that might derail growth.

The first is that the IMF, while supporting the need for budget deficits to be reduced, believes action should not be so aggressive as to derail growth.

But Mr. Weber and others cautioned that there were still many dangers, like excessive trade deficits or surpluses, that could derail growth.

When Law and Justice took office, however, the concern was that it would derail growth by meddling in the private sector and trying to fulfill costly populist promises.

I have seen again and again the dysfunctions that derail growth of midsize companies – maladies that are not nearly as harmful to smaller and larger companies.

Currency volatility since Britain's vote to leave the EU is derailing growth plans at a quarter of small importers and exporters, research has found.

Among the persistent causes: The housing market remains deeply depressed, Europe is still unstable and rising oil prices threaten to crimp other spending — the same combination that derailed growth last year.

And Mr. Trump's on again-off again vows to tear up the North American Free Trade Agreement while unleashing a trade war with China also risks derailing growth.

In an annual review of U.S. economic conditions, the IMF said the key challenge the country faces is finding a way to stabilize its debts by mid-decade without derailing growth, which is likely to remain modest for some time.

"Of course there are events that could derail [the growth targets]," Hockey told reporters on Sunday.