our growth average vs our growing average

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• This will have a significant negative impact on the average growth rate for 2009.
• In 2000 Greece continued to experience strong output growth above the average for the euro area.
• Patients in the group treated with Lucentis had minimal observable CNV lesion growth, on average.
• Average growth in the region was over 5 %.
• Sales volume, market shares, growth and average unit prices in the Community
• Sales, market share, growth and average unit prices in the Union
• The macroeconomic scenario assumes that real GDP growth will average 5,6 % per year over the programme period and, starting with a negative output gap in 2005, implies a marked swing in cyclical conditions.
• Mr President, as the rapporteur correctly observes, the demographic situation depends on natural population growth, average life span and migration flows.
• Table A Comparison of forecasts for euro area real GDP growth (average annual percentage changes)
• 6.3. Sales volume, market shares, growth and average unit prices in the Community
• An average annual growth rate of 2 % was assumed for Berlin.
• In 2006 real GDP growth was, on average, significantly above potential.
• In 2006 the OFI sector's contribution to the 8.1% average annual growth rate amounted to 1.8 percentage points.
• The average annual growth rate in international traffic in China is 16%.
• Projections show that the potential annual average GDP growth rate will decline in the next decades.
• As mentioned already above, the annual average growth rate of the whole EEA manufacturing industry for the years 1993-98 is 5,78 %.
• It also alleges that in the period 1995-99, particle board had a negative average growth rate of - 4,626 %.
• According to that information, the annual average growth rate of US demand is expected to reach 3,1 %.
• Forecasts are based on an average growth of 50 MWth per year.
• The average growth of our economy is about 15 percent for the past five years.

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• This should also eliminate windfall profits and put new entrants and economies growing faster than average on the same competitive footing as existing installations.
• Euromalt in its letter mentions that world beer production is forecast to continue growing at an average minimum rate of between 1 % and 2 % a year.
• In the course of the last six years, the Slovak economy has been growing at an average rate of more than 6.5% per year.
• In both areas the average growing period is shorter than 180 days and a snow cover at winter limits the land use and production costs are high.
• In both areas the average growing period is shorter than 180 days and snow cover in winter limits land use, while production costs are high.
• This should also eliminate windfall profits and put new entrants and higher than average growing economies on the same competitive footing as existing installations.
• Recent research shows that Fair Trade sales in Europe have been growing at an average 20% per year since 2000.
• GDP in the European Union is growing by an average of 3%, and we citizens of Europe are enjoying increased well-being.
• 3. The Member States concerned shall estimate the future trends over five wine-growing years in average yields per hectare for each yield class referred to in paragraph 2, taking into account agronomic and economic developments.
• In view of the European demographic trend, with a population that is, on average, growing increasingly older, the technological revolution can provide answers of huge social significance.
• Total employment has been growing at an average year-on-year rate of 1.8% since mid-1997, compared with a decline of 0.2% between mid-1990 and mid-1997.
• Total employment has been growing at an average quarter-on-quarter rate of 0.3% since mid-2003, compared with only 0.1% between mid-2001 and mid-2003.
• India has an economy that is growing at an average of 6% a year with the EU being India's biggest trading partner and the largest source of India's foreign direct investment.
• Decoupling waste from our growing economies is vital.
• We need its more coherent external policy to meet our growing international responsibilities.
• Limits for CO2 emissions from cars will actually limit our growing dependency on oil.
• Instead of hiding our growing emissions temporarily, we have to reduce them.
• We have been seeking to rework our relations into a modern partnership to reflect our growing economic integration.
• The Brok report reflects our growing self-confidence and our common responsibility for the European Union.
• Our growing fears were turned into a handsome profit for many.