Sentence examples for resilient consumption from inspiring English sources

What's more, a tight labour market means that wages have kept on rising, a solid foundation for resilient consumption.

Americans' personal incomes were flat in July, but their consumption rose by 0.2%.Australia's GDP rose by 0.6% in the three months to the end of June, thanks to strong exports and resilient consumption at home.

As early as Q1 of 2009, GDP data showed signs of resilient consumption despite the contraction in investments and the collapse of the industrial sector.

Despite the recent stock market and currency depreciating problems, Chinese consumers remain motivated and are resilient in their modern consumption behavior.

Let us look at the picture in detail: Personal Consumption The resilient U.S. consumer started to give up the ghost in the third quarter of 2008, when for the first time in almost two decades, personal consumption contracted.

We present a benchmark scheme which aims at minimum outage probability provisioning, and a compromising scheme which aims at resilient provisioning with minimum power consumption.

5Despite empirical evidence that in developing countries household consumption is quite resilient to income shocks, Chetty and Looney (2006) argue that social safety nets in developing countries are particularly valuable because the welfare costs of consumption fluctuations are very high.

That being said, younger brains tend to be more resilient with toxic situations, like alcohol consumption and sleep dysfunction, than the same brains later in life.

Spatially, on days of major events, consumption levels also seem more resilient, although both measures show clear spatial exponential decay.

Simulation results show that STKM is very resilient to node compromise while preserving energy consumption at the level of sensor nodes.

The recovery is based on domestic consumption, which means it is more resilient than previous recoveries based on exports.