Sentence examples for tempered growth from inspiring English sources

China's industrial output for June also signaled tempered growth.

While the District of Columbia experienced larger growth, the theme throughout Arlington County, Alexandria, Fairfax County and Loudoun County was tempered growth, especially when compared to 2013 and 2014.

Even during boom years, large metropolitan areas often see tempered growth because their economies are so diverse.

Jitters over Asia's economic meltdown tempered growth fund inflows and let value funds attract slightly more investment dollars in 1997 and early 1998.

Unlike the Catholic church, Islam is a decentralised religion with no unitary authority, and the final statement addressed a range of secular concerns with calls for divestment, a circular economy, and tempered growth rates.

Retail clinics, which increased 900% to 1,800 last year from 200 in 2006, have had more tempered growth lately.

The local government started regulating the number of casino tables years ago to temper growth when the Macau market was booming.

Investment and consumer spending in China have remained robust despite the government's effort to temper growth through interest rate increases and curbs on bank lending.

But leaders have also said they want to temper growth so they can enact changes, like weaning the economy off inefficient and heavily polluting industries and cutting excess production capacity.

Although more stringent regulations could temper growth, the trend is toward greater fintech adoption in China, driven by technology companies.

Even when demand improves largely from stimulus-related spending projects, which isn't expected until 2010 at the earliest excess equipment will temper growth.