Sentence examples for returned to potential from inspiring English sources

That occurred in a number of member countries during past recessions, he added, "when unemployment remained at a new higher plateau compared with the pre-crisis level even after output returned to potential and it took many years, if ever, to bring it down again to the pre-crisis level".

Ms. Rhame is expecting a 10percentt decline in the dollar in 2003, but she said that "if we return to potential growth next year, the euro is not going to rally".

But because of the pressing need for thousands of large generating stations that emit no carbon dioxide while providing electricity day and night, many technologists keep returning to potential improvements in nuclear power.

I also argue that the NBU should not take an aggressive anti-inflationary stance before economic growth has returned to its potential.

At the end of the hyperpolarizing steps, cells were returned to a potential of −65 or −75 mV to observe tail currents.

NvNav2.1, bearing a DEEA SF, exhibited slowly developing activating and inactivating currents in response to depolarizing voltage pulses, and substantial tail currents when returned to a holding potential.

We stimulated SACs with brief voltage steps to very positive potentials (V = +60 mV, 2 4 ms), then returned to more negative potentials (V = −20 mV).

The decline in returns to potential experience is slower for immigrants.

To address the concern that we are not actually measuring the returns to potential work experience but the returns to age, we estimated all regressions including age instead of experience.

In its spring economic forecast, the European Commission said it expects "a return to potential" in the 12 countries that use the euro, with gross domestic product growth rising to 2.1% next year.

So, compared with the bullish consensus that sees positive growth at 2% by the third and fourth quarters of this year and a return to potential growth by 2010, my views are consistently more bearish.