Sentence examples for in global activity from inspiring English sources
"Recent trade figures from South Korea, for example, are evidence of a marked slowdown in global activity," Mr. Bennett said.
On the other hand, if the volatility proves durable or reveals greater than expected weakness in global activity, the FOMC may push the first rate hike beyond March.
However, the weakening in the pound since the autumn, as well as a modest pickup in global activity, should assist manufacturers selling abroad or competing with imports".
How to cite this article: Kok, P. et al. Local expectation violations result in global activity gain in primary visual cortex.
Many big European companies have produced decent results for 2003, as the pick-up in global activity compensated for currency losses.In this section Tested by the mighty euro Not so bad Changing the guard Still keeping it in the family Slim pickings Haier's purpose Where's the lawyer?
Our forceful response helped stop the dangerous, sharp decline in global activity and stabilize financial markets.
'I see myself participating in global activities: sitting in jets, talking to machines, eating small geometric food, and voting over the phone.' The one oddness on Koolhaas's CV, given the fact that he makes his home in Hampstead, is that he has never made buildings in London, or indeed in Britain.
Similarly, there was a decrease in the global activity of PsA during the study, shown by a decrease in both VAS and BASDAI (P < 0.0001 versus baseline) (Table 4), indicating an improvement in the musculoskeletal involvement of PsA.
No differences between mice of both genotypes were detected in the global activity or the anxiety-related parameters (all Fs<1, not shown).
This proportional scaling procedure not only allows statistical control for differences in global scan activity and cross-scan activity accumulation, but also increases the sensitivity in detecting small variation in the signal associated with the experimental conditions.
The OECD reduced its 2016 global growth forecast by 0.3 points to 3%, leaving it unchanged on 2015 – the weakest year for global activity in half a decade.
