Sentence examples for fall productivity from inspiring English sources

Unemployment will continue to fall, productivity will rise, and the Bank of England, concerned that the UK's runaway success is about to generate the return of inflation, will start to put up interest rates at a gentle pace.

As Giles says, the gap lays bare the consequences of Britain's falling productivity.

The unions protest, blaming top management for falling productivity, rising loan defaults and organisational chaos.

Prices fell, productivity rose and volume began to keep pace with trucking for the first time in years.

Even when it comes to the Tories' proudest boast of 1.8m new jobs, they are the flip side of falling productivity, still below pre-crisis levels.

Despite ministers' claims of "efficiency gains", the Office for National Statistics has recorded falling productivity in the public services in the decade to 2007.

If anyone is in denial it is those who deny the true economic crisis – the crisis of rising poverty and homelessness, and falling productivity.

While normally a boon for any commodity, rising demand could clash with falling productivity at existing conventional wells and squeeze the industry.

Even so, while the falling productivity in the short term may be good news for those concerned about job creation, it may not happen soon enough.

It has everything to do with year after year of steadily rising labour costs and falling productivity, which have undermined Italian competitiveness and exports.

Yet the on-going debate on the UK's falling productivity is increasingly suggesting that productivity will not rebound – the UK economy has changed in a structural way and productivity is simply reflecting this.