Sentence examples for expanded at a faster pace from inspiring English sources

Surveys of purchasing managers by Markit, a research firm, suggest that manufacturing expanded at a faster pace in August than a year earlier in most countries.

The Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia reported today that regional manufacturing expanded at a faster pace in February and that its index of prices paid by regional manufacturers was close to a five-year high.

The UK manufacturing sector expanded at a faster pace in January following a modest recovery in export orders, a closely-watched survey has indicated.

Interestingly, Microsoft actually grew its device volume in 2014, but saw its market share as a percentage of the global market decline, as the market expanded at a faster pace.

NEW YORK, May 1 (Reuters) - U.S. stocks rallied on Tuesday and the Dow hit its highest level since December 2007, after data showed the U.S. manufacturing sector expanded at a faster pace than expected in April, easing jitters about a slowdown in the economic recovery.

In the fourth quarter, however, a combination of rising exports and shrinking imports helped the economy expand at a faster pace.

She proceeded to reorganise the routes of anarchic private minibuses to complement a modern rapid-transit bus system which she plans to expand at a faster pace than Mr Castañeda managed during eight years in office.

Less than 5% of disaster losses in Asia are insured compared with 40% in developed countries, a recent ADB study said, although disaster losses are expanding at a faster pace in Asia due to environmental degradation and demographic pressures.

A crude explanation is that when money growth is faster than the economy's needs (as measured by nominal GDP), plenty of liquidity is available to flow into financial assets.Liquidity conditions in America have rarely been so bullish for financial markets: excess money is expanding at a faster pace than at any time in the past three decades (see chart).

Most of the growth has occurred at huge plantations in the sun-drenched savannas of the country's center-west region as well as in the northeastern state of Bahia, where cotton acreage has doubled every year since 2002 and is now expanding at a faster pace than that of soybeans, Brazil's leading agricultural export.

As the field is expanding at a fast pace, we can only briefly recall some key aspects of the known results and available techniques.