Sentence examples for modest acceleration in from inspiring English sources

During this period of modest acceleration in Divisia M4 growth, the growth rate in private credit has strongly accelerated and has been comfortably above its trend rate of growth (5.84%) for most of the 2014-2017 period.

"It is widespread, this modest acceleration in inflation," said Patrick Jackman, a senior economist at the Labor Department's Bureau of Labor Statistics, which compiles the C.P.I.

Despite the welcome pickup in business investment, the main driver of growth has been consumer spending, which has been boosted by low interest rates, the fall in inflation caused by lower oil prices, and a modest acceleration in earnings.

Robert Gardner, chief economist at the building society, said the pace of growth remained broadly stable, but "the risks are skewed towards a modest acceleration in house price growth".

"The evidence suggests that inflation is reversible," he said, adding that a modest acceleration in prices from the current, very low level could be halted without a recession and with only a modest increase in unemployment.

In 2005, the OECD expects a modest acceleration in euro-area GDP growth to 2.5%.In this section Overview Output, demand and jobs Prices and wages GDP forecasts Money and interest rates The Economist commodity price index Stockmarkets Trade, exchange rates and budgets Exchange-rate forecasts Reprints.

Some of the highest levels of divergence in the Geraniaceae are found in genes coding for RNA polymerase subunits (Guisinger et al. 2008), which show only modest accelerations in S. noctiflora and S. conica (fig. 4).

It expects a modest acceleration to 3.4% in 2017.

Recent observations also suggest a modest acceleration of the previous upward trend in short-term survival in England since implementation of the NHS Cancer Plan, for patients diagnosed during 2001 2006 and followed up to 2007 (Rachet et al, 2009).

Total global IT spending will advance by 4.6%, to $1.5trn, a modest acceleration from the year before.Australia in 2011 will join the ranks of countries with more personal computers than people (the others are Canada, Hong Kong, Japan and Sweden).

Volumes grew by just 2.8% in 2014 and the World Trade Organisation expects only a modest acceleration to 3.3% this year, a forecast that has already been revised down twice.