Sentence examples for growth unequal from inspiring English sources
But rapid change also meant volatile bouts of economic obsolescence and crisis Deglobalisation 1.0 (1913-1950): Limited growth, unequal outcomes and a huge debt overhang from previous decades stoked economic nationalism and protectionism.
More than 60percentt of the region's poor live in rural areas, where slow economic growth, unequal distribution of assets, inadequate public investment and public services, and vulnerability to natural and economic shocks are major policy issues.
Although initially classified as movements driven by reversible turgor reactions, many nastic responses depend on unequal growth rates between two anatomically different sides of the organ (differential growth) (Romberger et al. 1993).
Analysis revealed unequal growth rates.
Not all boats were lifted by unequal growth.
"Raising the interest rate will hurt growth while proving unequal to the task of tackling inflation".
It is whether it can avoid the trap of unequal growth that is so vividly described in Thomas Piketty's bestselling book: Capital in the 21st Century.
GDP figures, even when taken per capita, give the impression that we are all in this together when, in fact, the regional and occupational distribution of growth is highly unequal.
The parenchymatous cortex also may develop some collenchyma, sclereids, or fibres; unequal growth and expansion of the cortex produces the cladodes of epiphytic cacti (e.g., night-blooming cereus, Selenicereus; Cactaceae).
This unequal growth of brain and heart made him difficult to teach and too easy to command and produced in him an appearance of apathy; he could not read properly until he was 11.
The reason was simple: there was not the slightest hint from the IMF or World Bank that the policies they advocated during the heyday of the so-called Washington consensus – austerity, privatisation and financial liberalisation – have contributed to weak and unequal growth, with all the political discontent that this has caused.
