Sentence examples for impressive gdp from inspiring English sources

Africa would be lucky if all this does not put a dent in its impressive GDP growth.

For years, Rwanda's impressive GDP growth – often approximately 8% – has made economists sit up and take notice.

High-mortality Liberia actually saw impressive GDP increases whereas Senegal, whose record in child mortality is second to none, had a rather anaemic growth rate by recent African standards (3.8% a year, half that of Rwanda).

In Ghana, whose impressive GDP growth has not been met with the requisite increase in national grid capacity, people are using Twitter to monitor the frequency of power outages.

Uruguay has an impressive GDP considering it's the second-smallest nation in South America, but its president lives more like a pauper –- on purpose.

While most of the world is mired in recession or economic stagnation, Africa has seen impressive GDP growth in recent years, and in technology, Kenya's been at the head of the pack.

The impressive recent GDP growth performance in DRC has not contributed to significantly reduce the high levels of initial poverty that were inherited from long years of war and mismanagement.

It has become evident now that Greece was admitted to the EU with a marginal economic performance to spite its archrival Turkey, which was denied admission despite its impressive 9percentt GDP growth.

In practice, the latter two are not well served.Brazil spends an impressive 15% of GDP on social programmes.

Portugal, where there have been protests over the latest round of austerity measures in recent weeks, also appears to have staged an impressive recovery, with GDP jumping by 1.1% in the second quarter of the year – though analysts were sceptical about whether that can represent the true strength of the embattled economy, where unemployment is running at more than 16%.

Opinion polls put the two main parties neck-and-neck even though the present government has achieved impressive economic growth: GDP increased by 14% in 2011.After a few hours on the road, just past the city of Takoradi, the country's economic turbo-charger comes into view.