Sentence examples for growth throttle from inspiring English sources

In fact, some experts say that despite the Communist Party's efforts to manage the economy by committee, the absence of a top autonomous central banker — Beijing has no equivalent of the United States Federal Reserve chairman, Ben S. Bernanke — means no one actually has a hand on the growth throttle.

With growth throttled, the country's currency losing more than a quarter of its value against the dollar this year and unemployment soaring, Mr. da Silva's attacks on the policies of the current government have proved more popular than in the past.

Meanwhile, 55percentt of employers are looking to hire tech talent — and are often struggling to find the right candidates, as unemployment in the technology sector is down to a growth-throttling 3percentt.

James L. Brulte, the Republican leader in the State Senate, said that raising taxes would not only be insufficient to stanch the red ink but would also throttle growth when the economy is sputtering.

The studies published by the Financial Stability Board and Basel Committee on Banking Supervision, whose members include central bankers and regulators from the United States, Europe, China and most other major countries, contradict assertions by the banking industry that the new regulations could throttle growth.

But spending cuts may unsettle the public, which is already swallowing a new tax for goods and services.Hardly anyone thinks Mr Najib still has the power or the will to push through the big-ticket reforms he once considered, such as a plan to tone down positive discrimination laws, which throttle growth by favouring the Malay majority at the expense of ethnic Chinese and Indians.

While first Neistat and Hackett decided on a slow, invite-only rollout to make sure all users had at least one friend already on the platform, the codes quickly morphed into a mechanism to throttle growth so the platform wouldn't crash.

Now they are unable to lend to the real economy, throttling growth.

For now, though, uncertainty reigns, not only in Europe and the United States but also in the Chinese economy, where efforts to curb inflation may also be throttling growth.

Aw, who has a kinship with Tan Twan Eng, author of the Booker-shortlisted The Garden of Evening Mists, casts one eye on the past in a place whose full-throttle growth leaves scant time for the backward glance.

In turn, the innovative technology sector, which had been the engine of growth, has been throttled back, and many promising but risky companies are either dying from lack of cash or hibernating until the market recovers.