Sentence examples for restrained rate from inspiring English sources

"Despite the robust Land Registry data, we stick to the view that house prices are likely to rise at a more retrained restrained rate over the coming months," said Howard Archer, chief economist at IHS Global Insight.

Howard Archer, an economist at IHS Global Insight, said that with property market activity slowing down after its early 2014 highs, "we believe house prices are likely to generally rise at a more retrained restrained rate over the coming months".

"With housing market activity clearly off its early 2014 highs, we suspect house prices will generally rise at a more restrained rate over the coming months," he said.

"With housing market activity moderating from its early 2014 highs, we believe house prices are likely to generally rise at a more restrained rate over the coming months," he said.

The drop is all the more remarkable because such shipments rose at a relatively restrained rate in the preceding period of economic growth, particularly when military sales were excluded.

Resultant dimension of each support member is determined in conformity with allocated restraining rate of deformation.

Consumer spending accounts for two-thirds of economic output, and the Federal Reserve's efforts to combat inflation with higher borrowing rates have restrained the pace of growth.

There is clearly room to restrain the rate of growth in some of these payments.

The dispute now is over the best way to mitigate a recession.On October 19th Alistair Darling, the chancellor of the exchequer, suggested he would try to boost demand by scrapping previous plans to restrain the rate of increase in public spending and bringing forward to 2009-10 monearmarkedked for the following year.

However, the intrinsically low conductivity and notable volume change during the charge discharge process greatly restrain its rate performance and cycling stability, restricting its further commercialization.

This program aims "to provide for an expanded and sustained national investment in prevention and public health programs to improve health and help restrain the rate of growth in private and public health care costs".