Sentence examples for dreadful growth from inspiring English sources

No other chancellor has ever had to report such a dreadful growth forecast for so long.

In the first two and a half years we had dreadful growth.

Shadow chief secretary to the Treasury Angela Eagle said she had "been patronised by better people than the prime minister", and that any apology should be "for the dreadful growth figures that we've seen today".

What a dreadful development.

In other words, countries like North Korea and Myanmar, which cut themselves off from the world economy at vast human cost.Many observers of China agree that for all its dreadful human-rights problems, economic growth has helped to create a freer society: there is only so much control that a regime can exercise over a nation that is developing so rapidly and unpredictably.

A half hour's worth of CNBC yields economic prognostications that run the gamut from a reasonably solid economic recovery to a period of uninspiring yet positive growth, to a dreadful and most unpleasant double-dip recession.

Without condoms, deaths will become a powerful and dreadful check on economic and population growth, as we are beginning to see in southern Africa.

Yet, without those dreadful memories is the absence for growth, and the understanding of what it means to have strength.

Its director Paul Johnson suggested the economic backdrop was less rosy than Mr Hammond was suggesting, with growth forecasts for the next four years "dreadful" by historical standards.

Even with Kenny Vaccaro's improvement over a dreadful 2014, New Orleans haven't shown enough overall growth on defense to say they can stop many teams.

He lambasted "Punningans Wake in which a cancerous growth of fancy word-tissue hardly redeems the dreadful joviality of the folklore and the easy, too easy, allegory".