Sentence examples for growth at a pace from inspiring English sources

WASHINGTON (AP) — The latest revision on second-quarter growth, at a pace of 1.7 percent, was slightly higher than the estimate a month ago.

The actual record of the Bush years was (i) two and half years of declining employment, followed by (ii) four and a half years of modest job growth, at a pace significantly below the eight-year average under Bill Clinton, followed by (iii) a year of economic catastrophe.

Two challenges, at least, are in front of Touch of Modern: Continuing its domestic growth at a pace that meets investor requirements, and the international market.

Jamous told TechCrunch today that the company is seeing revenue growth at a pace closer to 10percentt monthly, which would put it over the $100 million run-rate mark before the end of the year.

Then euro spending swung back to growth, but at a pace half that of the pre-crisis level and slowing.

Another big issue: fear of environmental disaster as its large population and high-speed economic growth pollute at a pace that has, arguably, already overwhelmed the ecological balance at home and may damage the global environmental balance, too.

"We must therefore rein in the pace of foreign workforce growth, but at a pace that businesses can adjust," he added.

It's about growth at a sustainable pace," he said.

"This shortage has been a key factor maintaining house price growth at a robust pace so far in 2015," he said.

But the overall picture was of an industry with orders that remained "comfortably above the long-run average" and with output growth "at a healthy pace".

The Fed chairman, Ben S. Bernanke, testifying before the Senate Banking Committee, avoided the word "recession" but presented a generally gloomy picture, saying that consumer spending and exports were keeping growth "at a sluggish pace" while the housing sector "continues to weaken".