Sentences with phrase «digit rates after»
China's box office revenue is still swelling at double - digit rates after years of breakneck growth and, with Hollywood know - how and bigger budgets, Chinese movies are gaining momentum as they find ways to play on domestic themes and improve production quality.
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«In absolute terms, UK property stocks tend to go up most of the time and, on average, by double digits in the 12 months after interest rates start rising.»
As expected, the rate of growth has slowed after several robust years of double - digit percentage growth.
Woolworths supermarkets have reinvigorated their growth rates after a turnaround plan by Woolworths chief executive Brad Banducci, and are expected to produce double - digit earnings growth for 2017 - 18, although that renewed confidence is being tempered by the big losses at the company's discount department store chain Big W.
Television ratings are up by double digits... one season after the league reported $ 370 million in losses.
After a biting recession in 1951 and 1952, Eisenhower was in office between 1953 and 1961, when nigh - on double - digit growth rates became the norm.
Some grades at Carlin Springs Elementary had double - digit increases in their state test passage rates after a concerted effort to prepare disadvantaged students for the exams and closely track student performance on practice tests.
For the 2012 GE informational D / E rates, the annual earnings rates and discretionary income rates calculations are truncated two digits after the decimal place.
After all, credit cards come with double digit interest rates, while student loans typically do not.
The specific rate you're charged after your intro offer expires will depend on your credit score but will, more than likely, be in the double digits, so it's in your best interest to pay off your complete balance before your offer ends to avoid interest fees.
The main reason why very few new nuclear power stations opened around the world after the mid-1980s was cheap natural gas (plus double - digit interest rates, which favoured quick - to - build gas - fired power stations against slower - to - build nuclear and coal), not Three Mile Island and Chernobyl.