Sentence examples for will trim growth from inspiring English sources

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

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.

Britain's potential workforce will stop growing in coming decades; America's will grow at barely a third of the 0.9% rate that prevailed from 2000 to 2013.All else being equal, a half percentage-point drop in the growth of the labour force will trim economic growth by a similar amount.

The decline in exports will trim the growth of the American economy, and it was one factor in the Federal Reserve's decision to lower short-term interest rates twice in recent weeks.

But without the roll-up strategy that produced sizable revenue gains year after year, expanding by fewer units each year will trim the growth curve-and likely take some sizzle out of the stock (recently trading at $26.05, or 12.5 times expected 2004 earnings).

If this persists, August's Inflation Report will trim further the growth forecast which will of course delay even further a possible hike.

Stocks rose yesterday in sparse volume, led by financial and manufacturing issues as some investors bet that rising borrowing costs will trim, but not slash, corporate profit growth.

Around 30,000 redundancies will trim the wage bill.

This will trim three days from the usual process.

This will trim NIH's 27 institutes to 26.

Cantalupo also supports consolidating franchisees, which will trim more fat.