Sentence examples for growing or contracting from inspiring English sources

In gauging whether the economy is growing or contracting, should we rely purely on G.D.P., the broadest measure of output?

DuPont officials have said that demand for products such as titanium dioxide, a white pigment used in consumer goods, house paint and automotive coatings, often indicates whether the economy is growing or contracting, particularly in the short term.

You can tell how the herd is eating, if there's a sick animal in the group, whether they're growing or contracting.

But the gross domestic product ― the big economic indicator that says whether the country's economy is growing or contracting ― proved to be way off, telling them the recession was not nearly as deep as it turned out to be.

The retailer expects its full-price sales to either grow or contract by 2.5% this year, and Wolfson said he hoped to present a clearer picture of trading in November when it reports its third-quarter sales.

In the shade of their rock, Bauermeister and Stockhausen refined their symbolic language so that it could show not only the characteristics of each musical event, but also how they might grow or contract: the plus and minus of the title.

Mr. Netanyahu's economic and political dictums determine whether we grow or contract.

As a rule of thumb, the chemicals industry grows (or contracts) at roughly the same pace as the wider economy.

Find out whether you'll be able to modify your contract as your business grows or contracts.

Demand is growing, not contracting".

"We are growing, not contracting, and Ann is part of that," Ms. Kennedy said.