Sentence examples for off the gdp from inspiring English sources

They have been estimated to have cost the Russian economy $280bn in capital inflows and to be taking roughly 0.5% a year off the GDP.

Figures released today showed the UK's trade deficit increased to £7.3 billion, up from £3.7 billion in the previous quarter as the eurozone debt crisis hit exports - its biggest fall since the third quarter of 2010, which wiped 1% off the GDP figure.

The Ebola crisis is expected to lop off as much as $6bn off the GDP output of the entire sub-Saharan region in 2015 The borderline hysterical media reaction to the Ebola epidemic – much of it spurred by the unlikely incursion of the virus into the US and UK – can be explained because it dovetails with this familiar narrative.

If consumer spending declines two percentage points, it will take 1.4 percentage points off the GDP, which could push growth into negative territory.

"In addition, there has been a further fall in construction output that itself takes around 0.1% off the GDP growth rate.

The Sequester will indeed shave a half point off the GDP and "austerity policies are failing Europe".

Nomura Securities says it will knock 0.4% off of the GDP.

He argues however that while this is often the case, reducing inequality or poverty is "worthwhile as an end in itself even if it slices off a little of the GDP growth".

For both countries the figures were worse than had been expected (growth of 0.1% and 0.2% respectively).Although Spain, the fourth-biggest euro-zone economy, managed to grow by 0.4%, the gloss was taken off the Portuguese recovery, as GDP dropped by 0.7%.

There is structural data corresponding to some of these steps – RF3 off the ribosome bound to GDP and RF3 GDPNP on the ribosome (indeed trapped in MS-II).

He was asked about an estimate suggesting the price slide could wipe £6bn off Scottish GDP, but he said the bank had not calculated the hit to Scotland.