Sentence examples for growth substantially from inspiring English sources

This growth substantially improved the standard of living in Thailand, especially among urban dwellers.

Lavish public-works spending in the 1990s failed to revive growth substantially and instead left Japan with severe fiscal problems.

But an ambitious new study in the World Economic Outlook of the International Monetary Fund confirms that fiscal consolidations — that is, deliberate deficit reductions — typically reduce growth substantially.

Furthermore, government spending cuts like the budget sequestration in the United States have reduced economic growth substantially, in the view of the International Monetary Fund and other forecasters.

"The widespread flood, now affecting not only agricultural production but also manufacturing activity, is likely to weigh on the fourth quarter's growth substantially," the central bank said Friday in its quarterly report.

He proved unable to manipulate the Nazis for his own ends, but the large contributions from German industrialists that flowed, after the Harzburg agreement, into Hitler's party treasury aided the Nazi Party's growth substantially.

"We are reducing E.D.S.'s expense base while better aligning earnings and cash flow to reflect the realities of a market in which growth has substantially slowed -- and may remain soft well into next year," the company, based in Plano, Tex., said in a letter to shareholders.

For instance, the (Times's) first line said, "Job growth slowed substantially".

Either way, the big uncertainty is whether job growth slows substantially in coming months.

After a very rough start to 2009, gross domestic product (GDP) growth improved substantially in the second quarter.

Growth is substantially lower than it is during "normal" recoveries as households and firms reduce their debt burdens.