Sentence examples for growing too rapidly from inspiring English sources

The economy, partly fuelled by the stock market's remarkable rise — the so-called "wealth effect" — was growing too rapidly.

The central bank is concerned that the economy is growing too rapidly and that inflation will heat up.

With annual sales of only $7 billion, the mobile computing market is still small beer by Intel's standards but the business is growing too rapidly to be ignored.

Credit is growing too rapidly, inflation is rising and the prices of assets, especially property in places such as Dubai, have exploded.Official price indices almost certainly understate inflation.

But many analysts still say the central bank will increase rates again in March because the economy is growing too rapidly.

That, along with money-printing by other major central banks, has renewed fears in some quarters that the money supply may be growing too rapidly, with a potential for higher inflation.

The problem in America is that debt has grown too rapidly, and saving is dangerously low.

Some partners have worried that it may have grown too rapidly for its traditional partnership structure.

He pointed out that some low-cost carriers, like People's Express, grew too rapidly and failed.

It had grown too rapidly, in the late eighties, and in 1991, in the midst of a recession, it found itself overextended.

On slightly more careful inspection, the inflation-fighting by the Fed and other central banks is actually a policy that is designed to ensure that the wages of ordinary workers do not grow too rapidly.