Sentence examples for moderate gdp from inspiring English sources

Their stronger balance sheets have shielded the economy from the impact of the self imposed fiscal austerity and should allow moderate GDP growth of roughly 2% in 2013.

Well … The market is in love with capital goods, financials and disinterested in iconic health care properties like Merck, Amgen and Celgene, which could do better if I'm right about moderate GDP momentum after a snappy '09 second half.

Since inception a little over two years ago the euro-12 national governments have experienced moderate GDP growth, declining unemployment, and moderate tax revenue growth.

China's economic policies ― fiscal, monetary, trade, labor or environmental ― are designed to achieve moderate GDP growth and contain potential financial risks, environmental pressures and trade conflicts with the U.S., thereby bolstering social and political stability that is so prized by the Communist Party.

"We estimate that constraints on the ability of the government to reduce spending amid moderate nominal GDP growth will lead to somewhat wider deficits for longer than currently budgeted," Moody's said.

Within my context of moderate reflation of GDP, I see S&P 500 earnings in 2010 at $70 and the index selling at 1050.

This may be related to a moderate amount of GDPs and the acidic feature of the icodextrin-containing solution, which may activate inflammatory cytokines, chemokines and promote EMT [ 23, 24].

He added: "We had expected GDP growth to moderate from 0.7% quarter-on-quarter in the second quarter to 0.6% in the third quarter, but there is now a serious risk that growth could dip to 0.5% quarter-on-quarter or even lower".

Budget reform has to include provisions that will fuel economic growth, moderate oil prices (which killed GDP growth in the 1st quarter of 2011) and strengthen the dollar.

With the fifth highest GDP worldwide, a moderate unemployment rate close to 7.0% and a booming export industry, the economy looks healthier than ever before.

India's position is better than some critics allow: relative to its GDP it has a moderate amount of foreign debt to refinance.