Sentence examples for galloping gdp from inspiring English sources
Its galloping GDP growth, 8.8% in both 2003 and 2004, was largely due to high soyabean prices and the use of capacity left idle by the economic collapse in 2001 and 2002.
With a GDP galloping at 7% or more a year, India now imports 70% of the 2.5 million barrels it soaks up every day; 520,000 barrels come from government-owned Oil & Natural Gas Corp. ONGC gets most of its output from a field discovered in 1974 and in decline since 1991.
As its GDP galloped along at 9% or 10%, the People's Bank of China recently raised interest rates to calm inflationary fears; a jolting pullback in consumer spending could hurt LVMH.
As the population ages and health-care costs gallop ahead, mandatory spending will grow relentlessly, to 14% of GDP by 2021 (see chart) and much more thereafter.
The second thing it does not do is tackle India's most serious structural problem: its galloping budget deficit, now tipped to run as high as 11% of GDP, one of the highest figures for any major economy in the world.
Demand is galloping in China and India.
She's galloping sideways.
Both galloping bisexuals".
