Sentence examples for lagging growth from inspiring English sources

He said A.I.B.'s Polish operations rebounded from lagging growth in 2002 and 2003.

Conscious of Lagging Growth Publicly, regional and company officials say they must heed the central government's command.

The downbeat beige book summary of regional economic conditions on Wednesday already had painted a picture of lagging growth.

One reason for her adjustments, Ms. Fine wrote, was "weaker local ad trends" that are resulting in lagging growth compared with national advertising.

The company has been focusing on its video offerings as it works to bolster lagging growth in its core networks business.

But those accomplishments did not alter the mix of lagging growth, heavy debts and anxious voters that pushed European leaders to press for austerity.

Rising energy costs have resulted in more efficient use of electricity, but especially in the developing world, economic growth has still generally lagged growth in electricity.

Production of nondurable goods, including food and tobacco, continues to lag growth elsewhere in the economy as high unemployment and low wages affect consumer purchasing power.

"This is significant because growth in G.E.'s heavy-equipment businesses tends to lag growth in the overall economy," Mr. Tortoriello said.

Oil, gold and other currencies have eclipsed the value of the dollar in recent weeks on growing fears that the United States is running up uncontrollable deficits, and that the recovery in the American economy will lag growth in Asian markets.

Both population and employment growth in Silicon Valley have badly lagged growth in places like Texas, however, over the past two decades.Mr Brooks spins a strange, evidence-free, partisan narrative concerning the nature of this dichotomy.