Sentence examples for difficult growth from inspiring English sources
"In my mind, this announcement reinforces the view that the European steel industry faces difficult growth prospects in its traditional market," said Jeff Largey, an analyst at Macquarie Securities in London.
"Over the past week, we've seen U.S. economic data becoming more spotty, and purchasing managers' indexes in Asia showing a moderation of growth there — it's all piling on to show that the global economy is facing a more difficult growth environment," said Emil Wolter, head of Asian strategy at RBS in Singapore.
Carmax was downgraded today by Credit Suisse from outperform to neutral, as the firm believes that Carmax is facing difficult growth comparisons.
If we had relied on outside investors or bank lending and we had done it without franchising, maybe we would have got to ten and then 12, but it would have been a difficult growth path.
No one has found a simple answer on how to manage this difficult growth dynamic, but talk of more border guns and clampdowns leaves people here unsettled.
And because blatant income differences between countries make comparisons based on living standards difficult, growth rates have become the universal reference point for measuring economic success.
One lesson is clear from history reducing public debt is incredibly difficult without growth.
"One lesson is clear from history: Reducing public debt is incredibly difficult without growth," she said.
Yet as Wal-Mart makes more of those purchases in the less-served, but more difficult states, growth will inevitably slow.
Thomas Cook shares plunged 22% to 107p as the group announced Green's departure and warned that trading had become more difficult and growth would be slower in the current financial year.
