Sentence examples for leaves faster than from inspiring English sources

mainly help nations cope with temporary problems that arise when capital leaves faster than it enters, by making only short-term "liquidity" loans at high interest rates.

Leaf scorch is common on trees in exposed locations following hot, dry, windy weather when water is lost from leaves faster than it is absorbed by roots.

However, hybrids with P. tremula parents of northern origin, with bud-burst occurring some days later, were able to unfold and develop full-sized leaves faster than genotypes with early bud-burst.

Leaf unfolding and leaf development are controlled by temperature (Davi et al. 2011; Laube et al. 2014), and later-flushing genotypes are able to develop leaves faster than early flushing ones because they are adapted to avoid late-frost damage in northern growing conditions (Howe et al. 2003).

Under selection for large size at reproduction, hybrids evolved longer leaves faster than wild lineages, a potentially advantageous phenotype under longer growing seasons.

Aetna said it had raised premiums 14percentto16percentcent for unprofitable Prudential customers and that they had been leaving faster than Aetna had expected.

The cost of housing is considered a prime reason that Connecticut's young work force (18- to 34-year-olds) is leaving faster than in any other state, according to HOMEConnecticut, a housing policy group.

Even as the national economy shows signs of rebounding, jobs here are leaving faster than they are coming, bloating welfare rolls as the tally of unemployed workers who have exhausted their benefits grows.

Mr. Noseda did a double-take when he realized that the pit was nearly empty (the orchestra had left faster than suburbanites in the audience trying to beat the crowd to the garage) and walked briskly to the center of the raked stage.

But with the highest unemployment rate in the EU and Greece's talented youth leaving faster than an audience at a Spice Girls musical, it doesn't exactly scream: "Plough your cash into our economy!" Hence a number of the most exciting foodie openings in London are all Greek to us.

Using 2010 projections by Moody's Economy.com, Forbes ranked the states in which people are leaving faster than they are arriving.