Sentence examples for gdp it from inspiring English sources

With $70 billion of debt outstanding, the equivalent of 70% of its GDP, it is more indebted than any of America's 50 states.

India's position is better than some critics allow: relative to its GDP it has a moderate amount of foreign debt to refinance.

That's 33% of GDP, minimum, versus the 3% of GDP it cost the U.S. to mop up its savings and loans mess a decade ago.

That's up to 33% of GDP, minimum, versus the 3% of GDP it cost the U.S. to mop up its savings and loans mess a decade ago.

With a turnover roughly equivalent to 5% of Portugal's GDP, it could not afford to rely exclusively on its home market.

It reckons the output gap this year will be 5% of GDP; it would have been 10% had potential remained on its 2007 trajectory.

And at 7.5% of GDP it counts only slightly less than manufacturing at 10% these days.

If NHS spending simply level-pegged with our GDP, it would have £16bn more.

The level is between 8-9% of GDP – it varies from year to year.

Rather than 4.4% of GDP it would aim for a significantly looser 5.8%.

At 1.8% of GDP, it is the largest such surplus in almost a decade.