Sentence examples for more normal rate from inspiring English sources

I sat back in the rocks and bushes and enjoyed the scenery and finally let my heart go back to a more normal rate of speed for a change.

The refocus on the smaller, more stable firms, he said, is allowing him to help companies "grow and relocate at a more normal rate again, which is a good thing".

"With price inflation at some point set to rise back toward 2%, a continuation of real wage growth at the current rate will have to be earned by a return to a more normal rate of productivity growth; if not there will eventually be renewed upward pressure on prices and, ultimately, interest rates.

A return to more normal rates of construction would substantially lift the economy's anemic growth rate of about 2 percent over the last year.

Jonathan Hopper, managing director of buying agents Garrington Property Finders, said March's dip in prices was "likely to presage a return to more normal rates of price growth rather than a serious slowdown in the market".

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Without foundation, the OBR continues to assume that productivity growth will pick up slowly to more normal rates, despite it being the "most important and uncertain judgement in our forecast".

Australia's faster rebound has given its central bank more leeway to return gradually to more normal interest rate levels.

Sales in Europe, and the Middle East and Africa, dropped by 6%, but Witty was confident sales from emerging markets would soon return to the more normal growth rate of 11% or more.

While many economists and policy makers agree that bank officials did the right thing, opinions about when and how the bank should go about recreating a more normal interest rate environment diverge widely.

Mr. King said that slowing consumer price inflation in January, albeit still above the Bank of England's 2 percent target, was encouraging but that it would take time until the central bank was able to return to more normal interest rate levels.