Sentence examples for growth bump from inspiring English sources
But, even if the fiscal cliff turns out to be a mild growth bump – a mere 0.5% of GDP – and annual growth at the end of the year is just 1.5%, as seems likely, the fiscal drag will suffice to slow the economy to stall speed: a growth rate of barely 1%.
By excluding the less efficient public sector, America's productivity growth is bumped up.
Where growth is bumping up against capacity constraints and labour markets are tight, food inflation may spill over into wages and other prices.Spare roomOur second indicator tries to gauge spare capacity by comparing a country's average GDP growth rate since 2007 with its growth rate in the previous ten years.
Look out for the following, as well: Any new growths, spots, bumps, patches, or sores that don't heal after 2 to 3 months.
He promises to bump growth up to 2% by 2019 and create 80,000 jobs, without explaining how.
Figure 2 SEM of a CNT bump growth using the PECVD approach.
Coming on top of revisions to previous estimates of employment gains in May and June that added another 42,000 jobs, average job growth this year was bumped up to 191,000 a month, sufficient to absorb the expansion of the labor force and reduce the slack in the job market.
The introduction of the TiN barrier layer between the Ni catalyst and Au metallization allows an efficient growth of CNT bumps directly on Au while maintaining good electrical connections between the CNT and Au electrodes.
The fabrication methodology can be divided into two parts: (1) the growth of CNT bumps on both sides of the substrate using the PECVD approach and (2) the alignment and 'insertion' of the CNT bumps into each other using a flip chip bonder machine.
Within the first few days of growth, they developed a bump, called the genital tubercle.
