A quickened pace of inventory accumulation accounted for 0.6 percentage points of the economy's 1.6 percent annual growth rate in the second quarter.
They are much less good at capturing the continuing gains that result from a faster accumulation of capital, or a quickened pace of productivity growth.
Yet the quickened pace of letting go may well mean that we have not let go, that we are haunted and hounded by unmetabolized aspects of loss.
The quickened pace of deregulation is what the city's larger landlords had most hoped for with the passage of the new laws.
The quickened pace of the investigation, which was originally intended to conclude by June, has prompted more public demonstrations of support for Knight, as well as newly stated opposition to the embattled coach.
I'm assured from the development corporation side of the fence that the reductions in "affordable" have been very small and that this drawback is outweighed by the quickened pace of delivery.
In fact, according to the NBS, it was 9.5%, a significant upturn from the third quarter's 9.1%.The bureau put a brave face on the figures, attributing the quickened pace of growth at the end of last year to stronger than expected performances in agriculture and services the parts of the economy China still wants to boost.
The scheduled depositions in the Freedom of Information Act lawsuit come amid a quickened pace of appearances by Clinton aides in the FBI's broader criminal investigation, and as Clinton hopes to secure her party's presidential nomination at the National Democratic Convention in late July.
Herndon may be the most extreme example of how Missouri's quickened pace of executions is swamping the defense bar, but she is not alone.
The quickened pace of the industrial revolution created an immeasurably better life for most people than the peasant life before it, or the pre-agricultural life before that.
But unless those efforts are stepped up, the quickened pace of deforestation and climate change may derail the progress already made. .
