Sentence examples for manufacturing peak from inspiring English sources

Brouws' inner-city images acutely document the economic, social and environmental transition that has taken place in the years that have passed since America's manufacturing peak.

In other words, "peak manufacturing employment shares in excess of 18 20% strongly predict that an economy is rich; while peak shares below this threshold are near perfect predictors that an economy is not rich (i.e., manufacturing employment is necessary for becoming rich)" (Felipe et al. 2014, p. 10).

However, the production industries remain 12.1% below their pre-downturn peak, with manufacturing 8.9% lower.

Since the peak in manufacturing employment in the mid-1960s, malemploymentnt rates have fallen, hitting bottom in the early-1990s.

The City's claims to be an indispensable jobs and tax engine for the British economy are nonsense: the bailout costs of 2008-9 dwarfed the financial tax revenues of the boom years, which were below those of manufacturing even at their peak.

Gun control ― or even the thought of gun control ― reliably drives the firearm market, and manufacturing saw a previous peak in 1994 after the passage of new federal gun laws under President Bill Clinton.

It was the 1960s, a peak era for manufacturing jobs and the American middle class, that brought so much social turmoil and unrest.

In the 1990-91 period, manufacturing and trade sales reached a peak in August 1990 and a bottom in January 1991, dropping 5.1percentt.

However, in "big picture" terms, and despite the optimism of those working in it, manufacturing output is still 10 per cent below it peak in the first quarter of 2008.

Despite the strong quarterly increases, manufacturing and overall production remain well below the peak reached in early 2008, when the UK was on the cusp of a recession.

Unemployment, at 7.5%, is lower than the national average, and manufacturing employment will be close to its previous peak by the end of 2015.