Sentence examples for manage gdp from inspiring English sources

Though the peso's recent slide against the dollar (it has lost around 25% of its value of a year ago) has sparked worries about inflation, most forecasts reckon Mexico will manage GDP growth of 3.5% or so next year.Brazil's currency peg (the real depreciates around 7% a year against the dollar) has already cost it growth.

It is still a prosperous nation and has managed to produce GDP per capita growth over the last 20 years, even as nominal GDP has been in the doldrums.

Statins manage their GTP- and GDP-bound state by controlling their isoprenylation and inhibiting the movement of their inactive form from cytosol to the membrane [ 6].

Planned changes will have broadly the same impact over the next 12 months, according to estimates by Morgan Stanley, an investment bank.Nor has stronger trade managed to drag GDP out of the trough, despite sterling's 20% trade-weighted depreciation since before the crash.

The World Bank notes that Kosovo has managed to maintain GDP growth since the onset of the crisis.

If we go back to the turn of the century and look at the total growth achieved up to last year, we find that both Germany and France have managed 15% (using GDP figures for whole years up to 2013).

Government debtUnfortunately, though globalisation raises the benefits of re-channelling global savings, it also sets constraints on governments' capacity to raise the revenues needed to manage exceptionally large debt-to-GDP ratios.

Despite the ongoing debate on how GDPs can best manage caries in young children, one thing is clear: that prevention is of paramount importance and a change in the approach to preventive care delivery and oral health promotion in this cohort of children is needed.

Germany and the UK currently manage debt piles of about 80% of GDP.

Our Nordic friends manage this while reaching a 5.5% GDP Growth rate in 2010, nearly doubling the 2.9% registered by the U.S. in the same year.

South Korea did not manage fully to reverse the trend until its GDP per person had reached about $12,000.