Sentence examples for fact productivity from inspiring English sources

In fact, productivity growth has increased steadily since late 1996.

Since 1995, in fact, productivity has grown nearly twice as fast as it did between 1975 and 1995.

"If in fact productivity is going down so much, the implication would be that less carbon capture and storage is happening in the open ocean," he said.

The fact that productivity is up even when manufacturing is down may suggest that this productivity growth is not cyclical.

In fact, programmer productivity has been virtually stagnant during the last two decades.

He starts with the fact that productivity -- output per worker -- has been rising quickly in recent years.

But Mr. Greenspan did not directly address the the fact that productivity gains can restrain employment growth, increasing the odds of a jobless recovery.

(Piketty writes that the "US economy was much more innovative in 1950-1970 than in 1990-2010, to judge by the fact that productivity growth was nearly twice as high in the former period as in the latter".

As already noted, British classical economists simply accepted the fact that productivity differences exist between countries; they made no concerted attempt to explain which commodities a country would export or import.

On the other hand, Alan Greenspan, the chairman of the Federal Reserve, had placed huge weight on the fact that productivity growth had been accelerating to 4.3% last year by the old figures.

(Piketty writes that the "US economy was much more innovative in 1950-1970 than in 1990-2010, to judge by the fact that productivity growth was nearly twice as high in the former period as in the latter". But, for various reasons, some of which John Cassidy detailed in a post last year, data on productivity is an incomplete, and possibly inaccurate, gauge of innovation).