Sentence examples for expanding by a from inspiring English sources

Public spending ascended to its peak between 1970 and 1995, expanding by a further ten percentage points for the OECD as a whole and as much as 15-20 in some parts of it.

Non-Opec supply as a whole, after expanding by a massive 2.4m bpd in 2014, looks on track to slow to growth of 1m bpd in 2015 and stay flat in 2016, the IEA said.

G.D.P. figures released last month showed that the U.S. economy also appeared to be losing momentum, expanding by a 1.5 percent annual rate in the second quarter and adding to the woes of Japan, which depends on a healthy U.S. economy to buy its imports.

"I always wanted a film library," Mr. Carroll said, "and I study the tapes a lot to help my acting". The centerpiece of his collection, which is expanding by a half-dozen movies a week, is a section for 45 Academy Award-winning films.

The population is expanding by a million folks a year, and economic growth is quickly making them wealthier.

In Scotland, the shipbuilding industry expanding by a third.

Most economists see gross domestic product expanding by an annual rate of 1percentnt or less in early 1999.

The Item Club expects total bank loans – after expanding by an estimated 4.3% in 2011 – to contract by 2.2% in 2012, with just 0.9% growth forecast in 2013.

These nine experienced the most dramatic GDP growth in 2010, expanding by an average of 8.4%.

Before the law went into effect in 2003, government spending was expanding by an average of 4.3% per year.

Size-expanded DNAs are DNA-like molecules in which the base pairs are expanded by a process called benzo homologation.