Sentences with phrase «growth than in the recent past»

The acting executive director of the commission, Danielle Cronin, conceded it was «true that most states and territories are seeing lower levels of wage growth than in the recent past».

Not exact matches

Zymeworks» recent winning streak is a sign — perhaps the most emblematic yet — of a revival in the Canadian biotech sector, this time promising more sustainable growth than in the past.

Overall, cash returned to shareholders is much lower today — even with the recent surge instigated by activist campaigns — than in decades past when the economy enjoyed much more robust growth.

While it's true that through my recent CSA experience, I have learned I prefer chard to kale, the recent growth in the «buy local» movement and the growing popularity of CSAs means that if you join one, you're likely to enjoy a far broader range of foods than in years past.

«Although projected growth is faster than in the recent past,» says Gigi Cuckler, the lead author for the study, «it is still slower than the growth experienced over the longer term.»

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For example, many investors drawn to emerging market bond funds in recent years by payouts that were sometimes more than twice that of U.S. Treasuries have experienced double - digit losses over the past 12 months, as growth prospects for emerging market economies have begun to fade in the face of China's economic troubles and falling commodity prices.

In addition, for those members, recent experience suggested that wage growth could continue to be less responsive to falling unemployment than past experience would suggest.»

Aerial CO2 fertilization is the reason for the increase in plant growth, crop yield, and presumably tree growth for the recent past, where some trees grow at faster rates than others by increasing airborne carbon dioxide concentrations.

The fact that poor Asian countries with most of the world's population have enjoyed faster economic growth rates than the rich countries over the past 30 years is probably the most important socio - economic fact of our time, but it wasn't foreseen by the modellers and, incredibly, many in the IPCC milieu still deny that it's happened: three IPCC chapters (Chapters 1 and 9 of the WG II report and Chapter 1 of WG III report) go out of their way to assert that global inequality has been increasing in recent decades.