Sentence examples for of services activity from inspiring English sources

A monthly gauge of services activity, published on February 5th, has fallen dramatically and now suggests recessionary conditions.

GDP held up in the third quarter better than expected and the early data for the current quarter – on retail sales and the purchasing managers' survey of services activity – has been positive.

"Although still strong, the expansion of services activity in September was in fact the weakest since June, and the worry is that slower growth in the manufacturing sector, and potentially construction as well – notably the housing market – will feed through to a further slowdown in service sector growth".

"Faster growth of services activity brings welcome news that fears of a potentially sharp slowdown in the economy look overplayed," said Chris Williamson, chief economist at Markit.

A survey of services activity, which makes up bulk of the U.S. economy, showed that the sector grew at its fastest pace since August 2000, reinforcing expectations for a moderate recovery from recession.

Chris Williamson, chief economist at Markit, said: "GDP is likely to have grown by perhaps 0.1% as modest growth of services activity was offset by a slight drop in construction sector output and a steeper decline in manufacturing, according to the PMIs.

We will continue to monitor for denial-of-service activity and any malicious traffic to protect our customers.

According to the OECD, close to 20% of total employment in the 15 pre-expansion EU countries, America, Canada and Australia could "potentially be affected" by the international sourcing of services activities.

Such grants are available to support contemporary visual art exhibitions, access to working facilities, and provision of services activities.

On the whole, representatives from district level juvenile justice institutions appear to have a good knowledge of the types of services, activities and support that the Centre offers.

The benefit basket refers to the totality of services, activities, and goods covered by publicly funded statutory/mandatory insurance schemes (social health insurance, SHI) or by National Health Services (NHS).