Sentence examples for eroded growth from inspiring English sources

Northwestern University economist Robert Gordon has faulted a slowdown in technological progress that has eroded growth and depressed interest rates.

Rising housing wealth has offset a dismal period for living standards as, despite a strong economy, rising inflation, taxes and interest payments have eroded growth in real disposable incomes.

Economists have said poor monsoon rains could erode economic growth by 1 or 2 percentage points in the current fiscal year, although the central bank said last week that dry conditions are more likely to drive inflation than erode growth.

The strategy challenges the assumption that pollution is the natural cost of economic development and that reducing pollution necessarily erodes growth.

It has the potential to erode development gains, undermine economic growth and compound human security challenges.

Public backing for harsh reforms and austerity in the peripheral countries will be eroded if growth remains elusive.

They also say that the Obama administration's regulatory agenda has eroded job growth and economic prosperity.

As analysts at Coho Partners in Berwyn, Pa., recently noted, "secure and rising dividends (from stocks) are critical to growing and preserving income streams". Profit margins may erode, the growth rate of dividend payouts may slow into 2017, but dividends still will play a meaningful role in total return.

Is the Affordable Care Act eroding economic growth?

Throughout Africa, it is eroding economic growth and killing the most productive people.

Higher interest rates can reduce the value of bond holdings and erode earnings growth if the demand for borrowing wanes.