Sentence examples for trim growth from inspiring English sources

An inevitable slowing will trim growth to 7% in 2011.

Rising fuel prices are not good for any consuming economy, but Asia's growing dependency on oil is not yet large enough to do more than trim growth rates, analysts say.

Reversing that buildup will trim growth in 2019, likely starting in the second quarter and continuing through the rest of the year, according to a Bloomberg News survey of 20 economists last week.

China's economy is cycling down just as its export machine is facing lower aggregate demand, a combination that could trim growth to 6.2percentt from 6.6percentt, BNP Paribas says.

A recent analysis by the research firm Macroeconomic Advisers estimated that cuts to discretionary government spending — roughly everything the government spends money on except for Social Security and Medicare — trimmed growth by seven-tenths of a percentage point a year since 2010, and cost some 1.2 million jobs.

Tackling climate change need only trim economic growth rates by a tiny fraction, the IPCC states, and may actually improve growth by providing other benefits, such as cutting health-damaging air pollution.

A 25 percent increase in the value of the renminbi would trim Chinese growth by 2.15 percentage points.

"They came to cut the size of government, not to trim its growth".

Mr. Obama also quashed Republican demands to trim the growth of entitlement benefits.

Still, Continental said it would trim capacity growth next year to 3percentt from 5.8percentt in recognition of the current slowdown.

McKinsey, a consultancy, reckons that fragmented banking systems could trim global growth by almost 0.5 percentage points a year.