Sentence examples for stabilised growth from inspiring English sources

Rising worker wages in the late 19th and early 20th centuries stabilised growth in wealth concentrations but did nothing to reduce inequalities, which were only eliminated by the great shocks of the period from 1914 to 1950.

That said, we think weaker-than-expected March data release, including industrial production, property investment, imports and exports, PPI, point to continued soft demand, which warrants more supportive measures to stabilise growth.

And America then went on to continue to provide lots of nice Treasuries while also stabilising growth in public-debt-to GDP and managing decent (by rich-world standards) output growth and stable inflation.

But the cabinet said the economy was in a reasonable shape and it was pushing for reforms to stabilise growth.

"We must look at now and beyond to let restructuring and reform play an active role in stabilising growth".

Earlier this week, Premier Wen Jiabao said that boosting investment would also be crucial for stabilising growth, fuelling expectation that more state-driven stimulus measures would be on the way.

According to Xinhua, Premier Wen said: "The third quarter of the year is a critical period for China to realise the year's export growth target and we should take targeted steps to stabilise growth".

Given the incessant downturns in the global economy, decreases in exports, and shrinking of investment, consumption has become the most urgent driver to "stabilise growth, adjust structure, promote reform, improve livelihoods and control risks".

Quantitative easing appeared to have stabilised the growth of this measure, though at a sluggish rate, in the second quarter of 2009.

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Fortunately, there is a clear link between rising incomes and decreasing birth rates,which should eventually stabilise population growth.