Sentence examples for expand at a pace from inspiring English sources

A global economic recovery has been slow, and many developed countries like the United States have struggled to expand at a pace that will cut high unemployment.

To some economists, the most striking element of the report was its suggestion that the intense demand for workers is drawing more people into the labor force, allowing the labor force to expand at a pace above the growth in the working age population.

The statement said that the economy was expanding "at a moderate pace" and that the job market was improving.

Since the 1950s Georgia's economy and population have expanded at a pace much faster than the national average.

From the ailing resorts of the Florida Keys to Alaskan villages along the Bering Sea, the program is now expanding at a pace of about 20,000 people a day.

With oil prices now hovering around $60 a barrel — three times higher than they were throughout the 1990s — the industry is expanding at a pace last seen decades ago.

It notes that housing prices have improved slightly in the past couple of months, and that while mining investment is falling, "other areas of domestic demand, as well as exports, have been expanding at a pace at or above trend".

Concerned about raising expectations that the third-quarter growth rate could be sustained, Mr. Bush's aides said they expected the economy to cool but to continue expanding at a pace that will lead employers to begin hiring again.

Major League Soccer is expanding at a pace almost unprecedented in sports history, a land grab that has created a large revenue stream for owners but may be slowing product development on the field.

Second-Quarter GDP growth rises: The U.S. economy expanded at a pace of 1.4% in the second quarter, much faster than last month's estimate of 1.1%, the Commerce Department said on Thursday.

American economic output has continued to expand at a sluggish pace.