Sentence examples for widening output from inspiring English sources

"Even though there have been some positive signs on the economy recently, today's data showed prices are under pressure from a widening output gap," said Junko Nishioka, chief Japan economist at the Royal Bank of Scotland.

India faces stubbornly high inflation and a widening negative output gap.

Such a form would allow writers to widen the output's narrow consensus.

Structural reforms aimed at improving the supply side of the economy may even widen the output gap (already 5% of GDP) and worsen deflation.

This condition naturally would lead to increasing rates of unemployment as the discrepancy between demand and potential output widened.

Importantly, our findings further showed that adaptation uses previous encounters with the local stimulus statistics, i.e. their temporal structure, to improve (widen) the LMC output continuously (Figs. 5F G).

I remember watching Bill Bradley's eyes widening at Butch's Rabelaisian output (vulgar pregame talks, gross sounds) during Bradley's first season.

The OECD expects growth to stay well below its trend rate in 2010, widening the rich world's output gap the distance between the economy's actual and potential performance to an extraordinary 8.5% of GDP.

The budget deficit is equal to 5percentt of economic output and is widening, in large part because revenues have fallen by 30percentt, hurt by a slow economy and a steep decline in property prices; land sales are an important contributor to the government's finances.

Weak economic growth and labor market conditions imply that the U.S. output gap keeps widening and the employment-to-population ratio will continue to fall.

The output intensity increases by gradually widening the pulse duration in steps of 4 μs to a maximum of 396 μs, i.e. in a total of 99 steps directly related to the output.