Sentence examples for growing quite fast from inspiring English sources

Though small, the profession is growing quite fast.

GDP is growing quite fast (by 3.7% last year, maybe faster this), inflation (3.5% at last count) is under control and public finances are in good shape.

Now inflation is low nearly everywhere bar Zimbabwe (where it is 150,000%) and nearly every African country not at war is growing quite fast.

So Japan, which is spending heavily for post-tsunami reconstruction, is growing quite fast, while Italy, which is imposing austerity measures, is shrinking almost equally fast.

Wages are growing quite fast in some parts of the world, such as China, but I'd agree that inequality is a threat.

"The individual incentives are growing quite fast," said George Deeb, founder and chief executive of iExplore, an online agency based in Chicago that specializes in adventure travel for corporate incentive programs.

Egypt's economy has belatedly begun to grow quite fast.

Bharti's African business is likely to grow quite fast.

It is true that the nation grew quite fast as inequality soared over the last three decades.

The economy continues to grow quite fast; a recent slowing was largely due to unfavourable coffee and oil prices.

They need to talk to the businesses that never grew quite fast enough, lacking skilled people and good long-term funding – and work out how to do better next time.