Sentence examples for quickened from from inspiring English sources
Activity quickened from a miserable first quarter in which the economy flirted with a return to recession, growing by only 0.4% at an annual rate.
Take Malaysia: its exports to America plunged, yet its GDP growth quickened from 5.7% at the end of 2006 to 6.7% in the third quarter of last year.Contrary to the popular view that Asia's meltdown during the 2001 recession was entirely due to a slump in exports, Peter Redward, at Barclays Capital, argues that a fall in investment played a bigger role.
It's a modest picture, graceful and wry and quickened from time to time by nicely choreographed set pieces of physical comedy.
Although growth is quickening from the third quarter's 2 percent annual rate, analysts cautioned that troubles in debt-stricken Europe pose a major risk to the economy in the United States.
China's real estate investment rose 3% in the first two months of 2016 in year-on-year terms, quickening from an increase of 1% in the full year of 2015.
(In her Salvador room, there are cut-out images of Jude Law and Ralph Fiennes glued to the wall; what could be more hopeless, as you turn tricks, than to dream of distant Brits?) The rhythm of this film is a thing of beauty, quickening from wistful indolence to sudden shudders of action.
Nobody, including me, expects consumer spending to quicken from its 1.5% rate.
We found strong similarities between quickening of spores on YPD and glucose, and to quickening from stationary phase.
In our hands, germination is associated with down-regulation of Gcr1/Gcr2-regulated glycolytic mRNAs, which does not occur during quickening from stationary phase.
One way that shows up is through mergers and acquisitions of American companies by foreigners, which have quickened this year from the already extraordinary rate of 1998 and 1999.
It had quickened up from the first day but now the bounce became challenging as well, with the Sri Lanka batsmen unable to cope with the dangers posed by England's seamers.
