Sentence examples for persistent slowdown from inspiring English sources

But emerging economies face a more persistent slowdown.

A persistent slowdown, or a recession, during a Gore presidency would be hard for Mr. Gore to explain without tarnishing his old boss.

Potential growth, which averaged 2.2% from 2001-07 dipped to 2.0% on the eve of the crisis and to 1.5% in 2013-14.Yet while the IMF reckons potential growth should rebound a bit in the rich world over the next few years, developing economies face a more persistent slowdown.

WASHINGTON — A sharp and surprisingly persistent slowdown in the growth of health care costs is helping to narrow the federal deficit, leaving budget experts trying to figure out whether the trend will last and how much the slower growth could help alleviate the country's long-term fiscal problems.

As can be observed, there is a large and persistent slowdown in firms' TFP growth since the late 1990s, leading to an even negative growth rate in 2005.

Retailers across the board, including the titans Wal-Mart Stores and Target, have reported modest sales growth for May and are concerned that a persistent slowdown in consumer spending could spill over to the summer and fall seasons and the year-end holidays.

Mainland Chinese high rollers are staying away amid a persistent economic slowdown and President Xi Jinping's continuing crackdown on corruption, both of which are crimping lavish spending.

Persistent worries over a slowdown in China's economy and international stock market jitters are troubling Australian consumers.

Persistent economic worries — about both a potential slowdown in the near term and almost certain sluggish growth in the long term — have formed the backdrop for the annual spring meetings of the monetary fund and the World Bank.

That reflects the persistent problems in the eurozone and a slowdown in growth in some emerging economies, notably China.

At the same time, demand for oil has weakened due to the slowdown in China and the persistent sluggishness of the Eurozone and Japan.