Sentence examples for surging at a from inspiring English sources

And the violence is surging at a time when the U.S. military is already planning to draw down some of its presence in Africa.

"The economy is surging at a rate that is clearly excessive and while there's been some rather frenetic rotation in the stock market, wealth creation is still open-ended.

Six months from now, with the economy surging at a 4percentt rate and peace breaking out in the Greater Middle East, today's seeming-underdog incumbent could easily come roaring back to win going away.

"The U.S. economy is surging at a pace so much faster than the rest of the world that exports just cannot hope to keep up with imports," said Joel Naroff, president of Naroff Economic Advisors in Holland, Pa.

Tight budgets set for the first time by parliament, which hitherto had no say, mean that total spending on public health is to rise by no more than 1.7% this year--the forecast rate of inflation--after surging at a real annual rate of more than 5% over the previous 15 years.

Productivity -- a measure of the time and effort of providing goods and services -- fell in the second quarter at an annual rate of two-tenths of 1percentt after surging at a 3.5percentt pace in the first three months of the year.

The economy grew by 8.5% last year, driven by credit that at one point was surging at an annual pace of more than 40%.

In the fourth quarter of last year, its GDP growth slumped to an annual rate of only 0.8%, while France's surged at a rate of 3.9%.

According to Statistics Canada, 170,000 jobs were created in the first three months of 2002, and the number of hours worked surged at a 5.2percentt annual rate.

There have been repeated skirmishes with police as the crowd worked out that if they surged at a thin line of police they could get in.

To Mr. Berner, the economy is already expanding at a healthy clip, and in the second half of the year, growth will surge at a 4.5percentt annual rate, reminiscent of the late 1990's.