Sentence examples for growing current from inspiring English sources

Ruben's electricity has carried a growing current of visual images.

It is in that environment that the dollar has performed well despite a high and growing current account deficit.

One former Democratic official, Mike Casey, said he detected "a growing current of resentment" against Republican tactics.

Goodes said the Swans remained relaxed despite the growing current of external expectations around their premiership prospects.

But, Mr. Summers added, "a large and growing current account deficit is not something that can be sustained indefinitely".

Another thing hurting the dollar is the growing current account deficit the United States has with the rest of the world.

A growing current-account deficit and public debt could lead to a financial crisis in 2013.

America's huge (and still growing) current-account deficit has been financed in large measure by foreign portfolio inflows.

According to the textbook, currencies with higher inflation rates and large (and growing) current-account deficits are supposed to fall.

Heavy borrowing by households and companies, overvalued share prices, and a large and growing current-account deficit: all these are potential problems.

The Fund needs to press Asian countries, especially China, to introduce more flexibility into their exchange-rate systems, not least to help curb America's growing current-account deficit.