Sentence examples for great gdp from inspiring English sources

The US economy was also relatively worry free this summer, with job growth holding relatively constant at 160,000 a month and good, if not great, GDP figures.

This assumption is based on the knowledge that the EU12 countries have a greater GDP value than the EU15.

"Greater GDP implies that there may be more money available to invest in R&D, leading to greater innovation and competitiveness, thus sustaining the economic growth trajectory," the authors write.

But not today, when the European Union enjoys a greater GDP and population than America.

Furthermore, the ITC experimental results showed that the S150A mutant protein had the greatest GDP affinity (Kd=2.0 μM), approximately five times that of wild-type EcNFeoB, which is also in agreement with a decelerated GDP release rate.

The greater the GDP, the greater the productivity of schizophrenia trials.

Few would celebrate a boom in costly divorce cases – but it would be great for GDP.

After their worst plunge since the Great Depression, GDP and industrial production are down 4% and 15%, respectively, from their peaks, both probably hitting troughs in the second quarter.

In any given period the debt stock grows by the existing debt stock (d) multiplied by r-g, less the primary budget balance (p).The simple r-g assumption is one of the most important in debt dynamics: an r-g of greater than zero (when interest rates are greater than GDP growth) means that the debt stock increases over time.

In Latvia, the pain has been even greater; its GDP fell by 18% last year.A previous example of the widespread use of fiscal-austerity programmes was during the Asian crisis of the late 1990s.

Immigration may be a great good for GDP – but will all GDP growth still go to the top few percent, with all cost born by low earners?