Sentence examples for rapidly overall from inspiring English sources

Among formal sector workers, real wages rose rapidly overall, in each ownership type (state-owned enterprises, collectively-owned enterprises, and other ownership types), and in every region of China.

Starting eight years from now, in 2025, the Senate bill switches its measure of inflation – from how rapidly medical costs are rising, to how rapidly overall costs in the economy are rising.

Although the epidemiologic literature on the health effects of PFOA is growing rapidly, overall it remains limited in volume and quality.

However, since this malignancy is a disease of the elderly and the populations of developed countries are ageing rapidly, overall survival, as currently investigated, may not be the most suitable outcome parameter for evaluating the real prognostic impact of tumour-linked factors.

In this study, which was published rapidly, the overall survival rate was calculated as early as 6 months after initiation, showing an increased overall survival rate for the vemurafenib group.

The succession of revisions reflects how rapidly the overall economic situation has changed since last fall.

While prices in the United States, Japan and the euro zone have been creeping up slowly, inflation in many developing nations has risen rapidly alongside overall economic growth.

The bad news is that this looks likely to slow because working-age populations will decline more rapidly than overall populations.

In the US, the irrigated grainland is starting to shrink largely as a result of depletion of the Ogallala aquifer, making it more difficult to rapidly increase overall grain production.

Although the yen rose 12% against the dollar in 2003, it fell sharply against the euro, boosting exports to Europe.Demand from China is growing rapidly, and overall foreign orders for Japanese machinery were their second-highest ever in December, growing by 61% compared with the previous year.

The rest of the world is catching on rapidly but overall, Japan is still the world's most advanced mobile society.