Sentence examples for virtually no growth from inspiring English sources

That's virtually no growth at all.

"We have virtually no growth in the economy," Barber told BBC news.

In fact, it has experienced virtually no growth in the last decade.

Economists continue to wrestle with a labour market paradox: high levels of employment producing virtually no growth at all.

For higher education, there was virtually no growth, and salaries in the state university system stagnated, falling behind other states.

Humana has had virtually no growth in commercial members this year, while United Healths commercial business had a net loss of 60,000 in the third quarter.

In recent years it has undertaken virtually no growth-enhancing reforms.

"Going into this report, we were expecting virtually no job growth in manufacturing payrolls but the increase in this index may mean manufacturing job growth will be a bit north of zero in August," Dan Greenhaus, the chief economic strategist for Miller Tabak & Company, wrote in a research note.

For more than a decade Japan has achieved virtually no economic growth.

National unemployment hovers at 25 percent, and with Spain's economy in the doldrums there has been virtually no job growth.

Japan's bleak experience -- a decade of virtually no economic growth -- suggests to some people that America, too, is not immune.